Dockline Blog

Unpleasant stains in your boat’s carpet can be gone in a flash with the use of just a few household items and a little know-how. A spilled beverage on your boat is pretty much unavoidable, and any liquid with a ...

High water can be an exciting event for anglers. Fish typically move into the shallows and explore the new terrain in their underwater world. Feeding opportunities abound. Flooded or near-flooded conditions offer anglers exciting opportunities to fish what can seem ...

Ready to spice up your dinner repertoire? Try this easy recipe for moqueca. This traditional Brazilian fish stew can be made with just about any saltwater fish like swordfish or halibut, but you can also use shrimp or prawns. Whatever ...

Often, boat trailers and tow vehicles are not made to go together. The hitch receiver height in tow vehicles can vary by several inches even in stock rigs, and hitches are available in all manner of drops and rises. The ...

We all have special reasons for boating. Whether we’re seeking fun, serenity, quality time with friends and family, filling an ice chest with fresh fish or just enjoying an awesome sunset, it’s the reason we invest the time and money. ...

Boaters sometimes find themselves alone on the water. Whether it’s due to current health guidelines or simply a preference for solitude, many boaters feel “alone time” on the water is time well spent. But boating alone can also bring challenges. ...

Even if there’s no one else to catch a dock line or manage the winch for you, you can still safely and easily secure the boat to the dock or shore so you can go park your tow vehicle and ...

Depending on where you are – and your level of fanaticism – you might still be a month or two from boating weather. However, it’s the perfect time to start preparing your boat for the season so it will be ...

There is no better joy or satisfaction than creating a masterful meal from your catch. In this edition of Cook Your Catch, we bring you a delectable recipe for Red Snapper Ceviche, thanks to Carter Andrews! As you may know, ...

Hard-water spots on your boat and engine will not make your boat run slower. But they don’t help it either. Hard-water spots are unsightly, annoying and not something you want to see every time you look at your otherwise awesome ...