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State boater education and registration rule changes, Coast Guard rules and safety alerts, boat, engine and life jacket recalls, marina slip and launch fee changes, fuel prices at the largest marinas, invasive species inspection rules, no-wake and closure orders, boat insurance rate and hurricane rules and boat show dates and deals, with the state, maker or marina first.
A new education requirement that keeps a boat docked, a recall on the engine, a slip fee increase with a renewal window, or a lake closed for a bloom or a drawdown are each worth knowing before the weekend, and the Tab reads fifty states so the captain does not.
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State boater education and registration rule changes, Coast Guard rules and safety alerts, boat, engine and life jacket recalls, marina slip and launch fee changes, fuel prices at the largest marinas, invasive species inspection rules, no-wake and closure orders, boat insurance rate and hurricane rules and boat show dates and deals, with the state, maker or marina first.
Track recreational boating in the United States from March to November. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: state boater education, registration, titling and fee rule changes with dates; Coast Guard rule changes, safety alerts and recalls; recalls and warranty actions at Brunswick, Yamaha, Mercury, BRP, Malibu, MasterCraft and Tracker; slip, storage and launch fee changes at the 100 largest marinas; marina fuel price moves of 10 percent or more; aquatic invasive species inspection, decontamination and quarantine rules by state; no-wake, closure and reservoir drawdown orders at major lakes and waterways; boat insurance rate filings and hurricane haul-out rules; and boat show dates with published show pricing. Prefer state wildlife and boating agencies, the Coast Guard, manufacturer notices, marina and lake authorities and established boating reporting; ignore dealer advertising. Put the state, maker or marina first in the title with the date. Use high severity for a recall with fire or sinking risk, a rule taking effect within 30 days, or a closure of a top-25 lake. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what changed, who it affects, what to do, the date, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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