Boating Blog

Explore our blog; your go-to destination for the latest in boating tips, maintenance guides, product reviews, and marine lifestyle stories. Whether you're a seasoned skipper or new to the water, our blog offers expert advice and insights to help you make the most of your boating adventures across Australia.

A Stacer boat with a Yamaha outboard motor docked at a lakeside dock.

Learn the Basic Rules Of the Water

A sea is a place as beautiful as it is dangerous. That’s why learning and knowing the right gestures is essential to ensure our safety and that of your passengers. Here is a compilation of advice and good gestures to adopt when going out to sea.

a black and white photo of young boys riding a tow tube.

The Art of Tubing Behind Boats

While tubing sounds incredibly enjoyable and relaxing and something everyone of all ages can do easily, there are still some things you will need to do to prepare before you embark on this adventure.

A man holding a fishing rod and reel while fishing on a lake.

Lake Fishing Tips for Newbie Anglers

If it’s your first time catching fish, it’s best to know what items to prepare and important knowledge to keep in mind to help you set out on your fishciting adventure!

A green open boat operated by a man on a lake

The Best Places to Go for Boating Adventures

Cruising on a boat is a fun activity, and the country is perfect for the hobby because there are plenty of places in every state to go boating. Here are some of the popular bodies of water that are present in the country.

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Hazards Boaters Face When It Comes to Boating

So, one might ask? What are the weather dangers that boaters and sailors are at risk of? And how do they impact water vessels? While the answers to these questions may be obvious, let’s discuss them further:

A view of a Quintrex boat's transom with an outboard motor attached on it while two men are operating the boat.

An Introductory Guide on Boat Transoms

A transom is a structural component of a boat that is located at the back of a water vessel. It’s usually a flat and vertical surface that connects the two sides of a boat, providing form and structure to the hull. The choice of material will depend on the size and type of boat, as well as the intended use of the vessel.

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