Lakeland Boating

5 days ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

A team of eight students, scientists and engineers from the University of Rhode Island conducted the first survey of known shipwrecks in Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary. The survey utilized a new state-of-the-art remotely operated vehicle named Rhody to document 17 shipwrecks in the area, discovering new shipwrecks in the process. Funded through the NOAA Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute, the trip included maritime archeologists from NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries.

6 days ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

Raymarine’s Axiom chartplotters now offer real-time route synchronization through a new integration with the Orca navigation app. Raymarine Axiom users can now instantly share a route from the Orca app to their chartplotter wirelessly, simplifying route planning.

6 days ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

Remigo announced the launch of a new waterproof remote control for its award-winning RemigoOne electric outboard, allowing for effortless handling and control. The remote pairs seamlessly with the outboard via a secure binding process, so boaters can switch between the tiller and remote operation and adjust the motor’s speed from anywhere on board, or from the included tiller handle mount – a versatile magnetic mount system that enables intuitive placement in any orientation.

6 days ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

Garmin announced the launch of its new GPSMAP 15×3 chartplotter that features an ultrawide 15-inch touchscreen display, allowing for new functions and integration. “We are excited to add an ultrawide display option to our popular GPSMAP x3 chartplotter series that offers boaters and anglers a more expansive, immersive field of view.

1 week ago | lakelandboating.com | Kate Bush

Over the last week we made it up the Hudson River to Waterford, New York, but not without a few headaches…of course! In our last post we left you at our anchorage in Haverstraw, and this week we had a goal to make it to the entrance of the Erie Canal. Why? Because my grandpa would be visiting in his RV to take in all the Erie Canal history alongside us. The only issue? We still hadn’t received word if the canal was open yet.