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 bird's eye view of a boat's mast pole and a pair of legs wearing blue sneakers.

Choosing the Right Pair of Shoes to Wear Onboard Your Boat

Nowadays, with so many shoe brands out in the market, it’s easy to just choose which style of boat shoes you can wear for your boating activities. You can even wear shoes that are not necessarily made for boating but they offer the same functionality as well. You probably find in your closet the type of shoes you can wear.

No Fishfinder? No Worries! 8 Ways to Spot Fish Without Electronics

Anglers from the past had been catching fish without any form of technology, you can still have a great fishing session without using your electronics. Plus, it can be a lot more fun challenging, adventurous, and enjoyable to do since you only rely solely on your skills and luck and you can’t take any shortcuts. Looking for fish takes patience and knowledge.

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3 Easy Ways to Practice Sustainable Game Fishing

As an angler, it is your responsibility to partake in ethical and sustainable fishing methods to lessen the negative impact of harmful fishing and help the ocean heal and thrive once again.

How to Safely Pull A Tube Behind Your Motor Boat

Towing and balancing the inflatable tube safely can be quite challenging, frustrating, and in some cases, dangerous if you do not know how to pull a tube behind a boat. Learning and mastering how to pull a tube behind a boat correctly and it will be a super fun and safe way to enjoy yourself.

Handy Tips To Know Before Purchasing a Personal Watercraft

Whether you’ve owned one before or you’re new to owning a personal watercraft (also known as a PWC), selecting a PWC that best suits your lifestyle and budget requires a lot of research before proceeding to the buying process. To help make the selection process easier for you, we put together these considerations to ponder about before purchasing your very own personal watercraft.

The 3 Types of Marine Heads Installed in Boats

If you’ve ever enjoyed fishing, cruising or family boating in a Stacer Sea Runner boat or a Stacer Crossfire, you will know that a boat with a toilet (also known as 'heads’) is infinitely better compared to a boat without a toilet. The most basic function of a marine head is not only to hold in contents when people onboard need to relieve themselves. It functions almost similarly to a regular toilet where the contents are flushed in a tank by rinsing the bowl to reduce staining and prevent the odours to reach the bowl from the holding tank.

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