Entries Tagged boating safety

Waterfowl hunting can be dangerous, especially during November and December when the water begins to freeze.

Professional bass angler Keith Poche and a buddy attempt to find bass in the backcountry, and along the way they get stuck (several times) and break down.

Tiller outboard motors are designed to be steered with your left hand. No exceptions. And here’s why.

This 55-second boat launch fail video is horrible and funny at the same time.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all . . .

Two striped bass anglers are thrown into the water when a massive humpback whale leaps from the water and crashes into the stern of their boat.

For anglers throughout much of the country, spring is the start of boating season. There’s a right way and a wrong way to launch a boat. Here’s what NOT to do.

This intense bass boat video serves as a reminder that disaster can strike in a split-second, even on waters you know well.

This fail video is an important reminder that safety must be priority No. 1 while fishing.

“Stupid is as stupid does.” — Forrest Gump

It takes only a split-second for a waterfowl hunt to turn deadly. Learn from this true-life story of survival.

While practicing for an upcoming bass tournament, the boat of an angler from McKendree University (Illinois) was hit by lightning.