
Very Boaty New Year’s Resolutions
6 Resolutions for the New Year: PMY Edition.


If your boat’s getting a little tired, should you refurbish, or sell, and put the cash into a new one? Here’s some insight to help you decide.

New carpeting may not be high on your priority list. But if you look at your boat’s interior it could really help bring it all together, and it may be a treat for your feet that won’t hurt your wallet if you follow this advice. See our expert tips here.

Don’t live with dirty, stained gelcoat. Spruce it up easily by choosing the right cleaners and sealants.

Inspecting your boat’s exhaust system now might save your engine later. Or your life.

Big jobs are usually expensive, but there are subtle ways to cut costs.

Let There Be Light. Don’t keep the fish, or the dockside dollies, in the dark—install underwater lights.



What fire extinguishers should you keep onboard to protect your boat and loved ones? Find out here.

Learn about the maintenance benefits of infrared sensors.

Knowing your personality type will make your boatyard experience run smoother. Are you a Type D or a Type P?

When it comes to keeping your boat cozy, you can’t beat a cabin heater. But installing one isn’t as simple as you might think.

Do you really need more than a tablet and some apps to navigate?

It’s hot, cramped, and hard to reach, but your engine room still needs a good scrub now and then. Here’s how the pros do it.

6 Resolutions for the New Year: PMY Edition.

If your boat’s getting a little tired, should you refurbish, or sell, and put the cash into a new one? Here’s some insight to help you decide.

New carpeting may not be high on your priority list. But if you look at your boat’s interior it could really help bring it all together, and it may be a treat for your feet that won’t hurt your wallet if you follow this advice. See our expert tips here.

Don’t live with dirty, stained gelcoat. Spruce it up easily by choosing the right cleaners and sealants.

Inspecting your boat’s exhaust system now might save your engine later. Or your life.

Big jobs are usually expensive, but there are subtle ways to cut costs.

Let There Be Light. Don’t keep the fish, or the dockside dollies, in the dark—install underwater lights.

Displaying your boat’s moniker can be a thorny issue.

Think About Selling the Way the Pros Do

What fire extinguishers should you keep onboard to protect your boat and loved ones? Find out here.

Learn about the maintenance benefits of infrared sensors.

Knowing your personality type will make your boatyard experience run smoother. Are you a Type D or a Type P?

When it comes to keeping your boat cozy, you can’t beat a cabin heater. But installing one isn’t as simple as you might think.

Do you really need more than a tablet and some apps to navigate?

It’s hot, cramped, and hard to reach, but your engine room still needs a good scrub now and then. Here’s how the pros do it.