Spring is in full swing, and before we know it, your after-work and weekend activities will include boating! We can hardly contain our excitement, and we bet you're feeling the same way. While you are patiently waiting for boating season to be in full swing, here is how we recommend you get your boat ready. Give Her a Good Clean Even if you cleaned your boat in the fall, it may need another light cleaning. Wipe off your seats, dash, and your carpet. While cleaning, make sure

Haven't touched your dock since Labor Day weekend? That's normal for those of us who live in colder climates. We, unfortunately, can't boat all year round. Now that spring is right around the corner, it's time to get your dock ready for some good times on the lake. Make Sure Your Dock is Level Making sure your dock is level after the winter season is very important. Check to make sure your dock is level and doesn't need any adjusting. Check Your Floats If you have a floating

The Holidays are right around the corner, which means if you haven't started holiday shopping, we'd suggest you get a head start to make your life easier! If you're in need of holiday gift ideas for the lake lover in your life, we've got you covered with the perfect holiday gift guide for them. Read on! Quality Thermos Everyone needs an insulated thermos for those lake days . They can keep your drink hot or ice cold. Binoculars The lake has all sorts of views, and binoculars

Of course, you think to wash your car, but have you thought to wash your boat? It might be a lot of work, but it is entirely necessary to keep your boat in good condition. It is especially necessary when you get ready to store your boat in the winter, so you can keep the mice out. With a little bit of elbow grease and knowing which products to use, you can clean your boat with ease. Round Up the Right Cleaning Products When you get ready to clean your boat, you want to make s

After the long Winter months, we all look forward to getting our boats into the water in the Spring. Nobody wants to pull the boat cover off and see that mice have been invading the boat over the winter. That would be a total buzzkill! Here are some different ways you can prevent mice from making themselves at home in your boat this winter. Remove Everything From Your Boat Get rid of everything that may be left in your boat after the summer. Old sandwich bags, cushions, etc.

Summer is just right around the corner! Are you ready for the warm summer days on the lake? Here's what you can do to prepare yourself for summer at the lake. Buy Now Rather Than Later Rather than waiting until summer is actually here, it is always best to be thinking of things you may want new for your boat dock/lift now. It is always more likely that dealers will be too backed up or things will be out of stock if you wait too long. That new ladder or new dock furniture you'

Spring is going to be here before we know it, and once it's here, we're all going to be wanting to get our boats in the water! Set some time aside to get your boat ready for the spring/summer. Here are some things you can do: Remove the Cover & Inspect for Critters Even if you took preventative measures when you winterize your boat for critters, it can still happen. Check for any signs of critter hibernation in all parts of your boat. Give it a Good Clean Clean all canvas, vi

It's mid-January, the temps are below freezing, it's dark by 5p and you're really missing those summer nights on the boat. At this point, you may be feeling the winter blues. It's okay, it's perfectly normal. Here are some ways you can beat the winter blues: Go For a Walk Even though it's cold outside, it is still important to get some fresh air. Bundle up, put in your headphones, and grab your dog to take a walk outside and get some vitamin D. Exercise When the temps drop, i

The cold season is upon us and will be here before we know it. It’s time to winterize your boat! Timing In the Midwest, we never know when the first freeze or snowstorm might hit. We may experience 80-degree temperatures through the month of October, or we may get our first snowstorm in the first two weeks of October. Mother Nature is so unpredictable! So, when should you get your boat winterized? Some like to stop boating on Labor Day weekend, and others believe we should co

It's been a long, hot summer! Fall is now officially here, which means the water toys are going to be parked for the colder months. Aside from storing your water toys, your canopy cover is also something that should be stored to ensure its long-term use. Why You Should Remove It During the Winter Your canopy cover is made to withstand many weather conditions, but still needs to be stored safely in the wintertime. Part of that is storing it during the winter. More than likely,