Boating Information
Enjoying the Fun of Safe Boating
There's so much to be said for living the boating life. Boaters have their own lifestyles. They live on boats, take their families boating, attend boating events, give boating gifts, have a unique code of etiquette and love to laugh about boating and the boating life. It's a wonderful way to look at the world from the deck of a boat.
Boating Life magazine embraces this lifestyle and is perfect for anyone who loves the wind in their faces as they skim across the water. Like many other boating magazines, this one offers its subscribers a plethora of information about the sport of boating.
Its sections include:
* Boat test drives
* Safety tips
* Boat maintenance
* Water sports
* Fun stuff
* And more!
There is a separate section for classified ads so you can look to buy products and even a new boat. If you have some extra equipment you want to get rid of, list it in the classified section. Want to upgrade to a bigger boat? Boating Life's classified section, again, is the perfect place.
Are you looking for some tips on the best places to travel by boat? Boating Life magazine has got tons of suggestions. They've already been there and can offer up tips and advice for you to take to heart.
Their website also has a lot of great information on the boating life. Have a question about boating and need an expert's advice? Ask it online. Curious about upcoming boating events? There's a section for that too! The website is located at www.boatinglife.com.
You can get a free newsletter sent directly to your e-mailbox. This publication is a great way to stay up-to-date on all the new trends in boating and all you have to do is check your e-mail!
If you want to subscribe to Boating Life, you won't believe the offer they have on their website. To begin with, you can get your first issue FOR FREE! If you like it, do nothing and they will bill you for a two year subscription at just $9.97! If you don't want to subscribe, just write "cancel" on the invoice and send it back to them. But with a rate of less than $5 a year, why not keep it!
The boating life is a great way to live. If you want to embrace it fully, check out Boating Life magazine!
| Victor man dies in boating accident - Teton Valley News Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:33:00 GMT ... fishing guide Rob Merrill this morning, after his boat overturned on the Snake River near Swan Valley yesterday. The search ... County Sheriff's Office said three people in a drift boat going down the river got ... | ||
| FWC officer seriously injured in weekend boating accident - Gainesville Sun Tue, 31 Aug 2010 10:12:00 GMT Billy Giles, 34, a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Officer, received injuries that were not considered life-threatening in the accident on the Santa Fe River. According to the Gilchrist County Sheriff's ... | ||
| Soldier drowns in Germany boating incident - Army Times Sun, 29 Aug 2010 13:42:00 GMT BERLIN — NATO’s training school in southern Germany said Sunday that a 39-year-old U.S. soldier has died in a rafting accident. The NATO School said that the soldier, who worked for NATO, drowned in the Ammer River ... | ||
| Brooklyn Park man hurt in boating accident - St. Cloud Times Tue, 31 Aug 2010 05:33:00 GMT ZIMMERMAN — A Brooklyn Park man was injured Sunday in what the Sherburne County sheriff's office is calling a boating accident. The incident happened about 6:50 p.m. at Lake Fremont near Zimmerman. Deputies found Brock ... | ||
| Boating OK again at polluted Grand Lake St. Marys - Lancaster Eagle Gazette.com Sat, 28 Aug 2010 10:51:00 GMT ST. MARYS -- Toxins from algae are at lower levels on Ohio's largest inland lake, allowing officials to declare it safe for boating again. However, agencies say people still should avoid direct contact with ... |