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As many boating seasons in the Northern states are coming to a close, we decided to write a quick note to give you of a few electronic winterization tips to follow before you put your boat away. You know the basic winterization checklist includes shrink-wrapping, draining and changing engine oil etc., but it is easy to forget to care for the expensive items onboard

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1. Save User Data- Save all of your waypoints, routes, and tracks to an SD memory card. Maybe manufacturers have apps that you can download to have a 'cloud' back-up storage as well. Here is an SD card combo you can find on Amazon.

2. Remove Electronics- If you have the ability to remove any on-board electronic

If you have been shopping for electronics, trolling motors

If you have been shopping for electronics, trolling motors, and just about everything else you'll notice just about everything is backordered.

While the decision ultimately comes down to personal preference and personal needs, we offer unbiased opinions using only facts to get you the information you need to make a tough decision. 

Read more about selecting the correct Cartography for your boating needs.

We take a brief look at the all new Simrad Evo 3S Series in 9", 12", and 16" Versions

The Garmin Echomap Buyers Guide is here. Take a look at this awesome product family with us.

Radars are the greatest collision avoidance system made for the recreational boater. Marine radars allow you to navigate through darkness, fog and choppy weather conditions. Today, radars are compact units that draw minimal electricity and fit boats as small as 18' in length. Radar can be a real life saver when paired with the best electronics package. Consider the following questions when browsing for a radar:

We'll help you choose the right liferaft for your needs. Read this guide to learn all about liferafts.

Selecting an Airmar transducer to fit your boat, budget and fishing style