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Blue Sea 7830 Sure Eject Yellow Pigtail 15 Amps
Blue Sea 7830 yellow pigtail jumper is a secondary method from disconnecting from shore power for added reliability for use with Blue Sea Sure Eject 15 amps. Jumper cable is 18 inches long.
10 Big Blue Catfish You Should Know
Ever wondered what it would be like to land a giant blue catfish? These ten fishermen did just that and have the stories and photos to prove it.
How Eating Blue Catfish Could Save the Chesapeake
Maybe you’ve already seen blue catfish this spring at the fish counter in your grocery store, nestled on ice, and wondered: “That’s catfish?” Because blue catfish doesn’t look like catfish. For one thing, it’s actually pretty. Blue catfish is a...
Enough With Going Supersonic—How About a Sea-Skimming Hybrid Cargo Plane?
The Pelagor is a concept ground effect seaplane designed to haul cargo short distances.
New rules for crab fishing to prevent whale and sea turtle entanglements
For example, if a whale or sea turtle is found near a certain depth, Dungeness crab fishers won’t be allowed to drop their pots there. And the state is carving up the coast into smaller terri…
Fishery Council to Include Traditional Knowledge in Bering Sea Management
The indigenous communities of the Bering Strait region have a vast knowledge of salmon runs, ocean currents, marine mammal behavior, and other ecosystem dynamics—information gathered over millennia and passed down from generation to generation. Now federal fishery managers will use that Traditional Knowledge to help guide management for the Bering Sea.
Ocean Watch: Finding Dory … or her similarly blue-colored cousin
While sorting through photos from our recent snorkeling trip in Zanzibar, I came across a dozen terrible pictures of blue tangs. The shots were either blurry or of tails as the shy fish darted into hiding.
How to Sea Trial a Boat
Shopping for your next boat? Let our expert help you with some sage advice.
What Exactly Is Sea Foam?
Anyone who's been to the ocean has probably seen the foamy white stuff that clings to the sand after a wave breaks and recedes, but what the heck causes that bubbly foam and is it dangerous?
How a Sail Becomes a Sea Bag
When the wind is taken out of sails, we welcome them with open arms and set them on a new course.
How to survive being stranded at sea until rescue arrives
If you're stranded out at sea, how do you survive long enough for help to arrive? And when it does, what is the experience like?
How Many Fish Are There in the Sea? AI Can Find the Answer
Cameras, satellite imagery and computers can help understand the health of global fish stocks, as well as prevent illegal fishing.
What Kinda Pirate Arrr You? Contest
Ready to search for treasure or sail the seas? Take this quiz to find out your Pirate personality!
Is Having A Boat A Money Pit: Myths And Facts
The lust for the sea, and the need to feel the wind whip through your hair as you ride the ripples is what often compels aspiring sailors to purchase a boat.
4 Ways to Channel Your Inner Jellyfish When Times Get Hard
Whatever Floats Your Boat: Boat Safety Tips
Ahhh....blue sky, the occasional sea gull, the gentle rocking of a wave. Are you in heaven? Nope....you are enjoying your boat. There is nothing better than a perfect weather day if you have a boat. Pack up a great lunch, your family and friends and head out onto the open water. Not only is it
How Sea Lions Are Inspiring the Future of Underwater Transport
Don’t be fooled by a sea lion’s big, sweet eyes and playful demeanor—these guys move through water like a torpedo. While most animals swim using a tail or fl...
Tips for Running A Boat In Following Seas
6 MINDBLOWING Facts About Waterspouts At Sea
TweetShare173SharePin173 Shares Waterspouts are tornadoes that form over water or move from land to water. These tornadoes look similar to a land tornado. Appearing as a funnel-shaped cloud, a waterspout is usually a non-supercell tornado over water. These tornados are not as powerful as the ones we see on land. Most of them are just […]
What to Do if You Experience an Emergency While at Sea
All the state-of-the-art boating and fishing gear won’t do a thing if you don’t know how to properly use them in a disaster.
