Lakeland Boating

Lakeland Boating

Lakeland Boating is a regional publication that is released eleven times a year. It focuses on the needs and interests of freshwater boaters navigating the Great Lakes, connecting waterways, and inland lakes, reaching as far south as Tennessee, north to Lake Superior, west to Minnesota, and east to Quebec.

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English
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30
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Global

#7615862

United States

#2379623

Vehicles/Boats

#2141

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  • 1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

    Sound signals provide an audible means of conveying your intentions while operating in restricted visibility. Let’s take a look at what you need to know. What exactly is “restricted visibility”? Restricted visibility describes a situation where an operator can’t see hazards in their path or prevents their boat from being seen by others.

  • 1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

    Many boaters like the time spent on the water to escape and briefly disconnect from the world. But today’s technology has made it possible to get on the water and still be productive and connected when necessary, allowing some of us even more time afloat. Starlink and its satellite system are just such technologies, allowing boaters internet access and connectivity from anywhere in the world, even while underway, for a fraction of the cost of other satellite providers.

  • 1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

    In addition to buying a used boat, it’s important to consider fuel consumption when budgeting for your boating adventures, as fuel will be one of the largest expenses. Your fuel burn rate will vary depending on the shape of your hull, the size of your boat and your top speed; however, typically, the bigger the boat and the faster you go, the more fuel you will burn.

  • 1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Christy Bauhs

    A waterway to anywhereMark Danna says his 35-foot Sea Ray Sundancer, docked at MacRay Harbor, is like having a “weekend cottage” on Lake St. Clair, which he describes as “truly a waterway to anywhere you want to go” in the Great Lakes system, St. Lawrence Seaway and beyond. Each year, he and his wife, Brittany, and their preteen son join boater friends for forays from Anchor Bay to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, or Grand Bend, Ontario, each about a four-hour trip.

  • 1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Christy Bauhs

    Every aspect is exponentially greater, from all-around spaciousness and cruising comfort to fishing ability and luxurious accommodations. Marry in thrilling performance and you really can expect everything. Let’s start with a few obvious things. This yacht is a beast, and I mean that in an endearing way. Designed in partnership with world-renowned design studio Harrison Eidsgaard, London, Scout knew they had to collaborate with the best to build the best.

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