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  • 1 week ago | wakeboardingmag.com | Kevin Falvey

    BROstock, brought to you by Liquid Force, returns after two decades. BROstock will take place June 27th and June 28th 2025 on Lake Lanier, at Olympic Park, in Gainesville, Georgia. BROstock will be pulled by Axis and is partnered with One Wake and Melin and others. From Day One, the Liquid Force mantra has been all about bringing as many people as possible together to celebrate the boating lifestyle on the water.

  • 1 week ago | wakeboardingmag.com | Kevin Falvey

    The 2025 Nautique Masters Waterski and Wakeboard Tournament presented by GM Marine is scheduled for May 23-25, 2025 at Calloway Gardens. The Masters is known throughout the world as the most prestigious watersports tournament. The event began in 1959 at Callaway Gardens and is held annually during the Memorial Day weekend. The Masters is known throughout the world as the most prestigious watersports tournament.

  • 2 weeks ago | sportfishingmag.com | Kevin Falvey

    Hundreds of Aids to Navigation are being considered for removal, the US Coast Guard announced, as shown on this screen shot of an interactive map produced by private company Great Harbor Digital. Courtesy Great Harbor Digital I can remember one of my earliest boating trips as a youth. The fog came on thick and I had to pick my way home through shallows.

  • 2 weeks ago | wakeboardingmag.com | Kevin Falvey

    Correct Craft’s long-time President and CEO, Bill Yeargin, announced his plans to step down next Spring. The company’s board, which includes Yeargin, has begun executing the company’s succession plan process. Correct Craft’s next CEO will be announced when the successor is chosen, likely in the next several months.  Yeargin took over as Correct Craft’s CEO in September of 2006, during a very challenging time for the company: Yeargin was the company’s fifth CEO in five years.

  • 2 weeks ago | wakeboardingmag.com | Kevin Falvey

    The Watersports Industry Association (WSIA) has long had the backs of wakeboat owners and watersports enthusiasts. Currently, WSIA is following and / or taking action on a number of potential issues around the United States that could affect watersports access–and access to boats in general. These activities were outlined in a recent WSIA report in the Watersports Industry Insider, and are republished below for you.

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