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Video: NauticEd “Woman Sailing With Life Jacket” B-Roll
Sailing video BRoll courtesy of NauticEd.
Read MoreVideo: RBFF “Get on Board” B-roll
Boating and fishing B-Roll from the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation’s “Get on Board” initiative.
Read MoreVideo: RBFF “Anthem”
“I am a wild child. Nature is my playground.” The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation checks in with one more reason to shut down your computer and get out on the water.
Read MoreVideo: RBFF “Group Chat”
The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation wants us all to remember the original meaning of “group chat.” Isn’t it time we all go boating?
Read MoreVideo: RBFF “Touchscreen”
The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation checks in with this reminder: We don’t need a touchscreen. We need something real.
Read MoreVideo: Take Me Fishing B-Roll from Get On Board Initiative
Boating and fishing B-Roll from the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation’s “Get on Board” initiative.
Read MoreInfo-link: U.S. Powerboat Market Snapshot
US Powerboat Market includes all recreational powerboats (including PWCs) registered in the US as of year-end 2019. Not included are sailboats and self-propelled craft such as canoes and kayaks.
Read MoreRecreational Boating Safety (RBS) Job One, Dec. 2020
RBS Job One is the flagship publication for the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Recreational Boating Safety (RBS). Its purpose is to inform all members of the Auxiliary of current developments affecting their job performance in conducting the core mission assigned by the Coast Guard and to share best practices.
Read MoreNRBSS Participation Survey Final Report, October 2020
This report delivers information about the number and profiles of persons that went out on the water in recreational boats and households with at least one member who boated in 2018.
Read MoreProfessional Angler Darcizzle Shares Her Most Important Boating Tip
This video reminds boaters that operating a boat under the impairment of alcohol or drugs is a really bad idea. Alcohol is the number one leading contributor to boating accidents. Take the pledge and Ride Dry, Drive Dry or at least designate a sober skipper.
Read MoreProfessional Angler Scott Martin Shares His Most Important Boating Tip
This video reminds boaters that operating a boat under the impairment of alcohol or drugs is a really bad idea. Alcohol is the number one leading contributor to boating accidents. Take the pledge and Ride Dry, Drive Dry or at least designate a sober skipper.
Read MoreVideo: Captain Benny Blanco Shares His Most Important Boating Tip
This video reminds boaters that operating a boat under the impairment of alcohol or drugs is really bad idea. Alcohol is the number one leading contributor to boating accidents. Take the pledge and Ride Dry, Drive Dry or at least designate a sober skipper.
Read MoreCaptain George Poveromo Shares His Most Important Boating Tip
This video reminds boaters that operating a boat under the impairment of alcohol or drugs is really bad idea. Alcohol is the number one leading contributor to boating accidents. Take the pledge and Ride Dry, Drive Dry or at least designate a sober skipper.
Read MoreRandy Vance of Boating Magazine Shares His Best Advice
This video reminds boaters that operating a boat under the impairment of alcohol or drugs is a really bad idea. Alcohol is the number one leading contributor to boating accidents. Take the pledge and Ride Dry, Drive Dry or at least designate a sober skipper.
Read MoreEmerging Trends/Recreational Boating: Boaters Now Have Access to a Wealth of Live, Hybrid or Virtual Education Options
In 2020, the recreational marine industry enjoyed a significant boon in first-time boaters and boat ownership. Boating has emerged as a go-to antidote to the Coronavirus, with thousands of families turning to boating to satisfy the pent-up demand for safe, leisure activities and enjoyable entertainment.
Read MoreA Cocktail for Disaster: What Reporters Need to Know About Drinking, Drugs and Boating Under the Influence
Boating under the influence of alcohol or drugs is the number-one cause of boating deaths and injuries in the United States and accounts for hundreds of millions of dollars in damages every year, according to U.S. Coast Guard recreational boating reports.
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