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The Detroit River never disappoints 🌊🌅 Another unforgettable boat ride with my squad!

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#sky #boat #boating #boatingadventures #applepie #applestore #appleseason #iphone #iphone7plus #blacklivesmatter #black #blackfriday (at SkyRides Festivals Park)

[tylermarkcreative]

Nothing like a little friendly competition with the freighters on the Detroit River ⛴️💨

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Another amazing sunset view from the boat in Michigan 🌅🛥️

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Ready for another adventure on the water 🛥️☀️

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Watching the sunset with my furry co-pilot Roxie 🌅🐶

[jamesoutdoors]

Why Regular Boat Inspections Save You Money (and Your Weekend)

Boat life is all about chasing sunsets, salty air, and stories worth telling. But nothing kills the vibe faster than a surprise breakdown when you’re meant to be relaxing.

Regular boat inspections are like giving your boat a quick pep talk before heading out: “Alright mate, let’s keep this adventure smooth.”

Catching tiny problems early (think loose hoses or sneaky corrosion) means fewer giant repair bills later. It’s way cheaper to fix a small issue now than explain to your mates why you’re being towed home instead of fishing.

A well-looked-after boat also runs better, uses less fuel, and lasts longer — which means more time exploring and less time stressing. And if you ever sell it, having a record of care makes buyers way more confident (and generous).

Many boat owners trust a reliable boat shop locals recommend to keep things in top shape, especially when running Yamaha outboards motors in tough Aussie saltwater conditions.

Bottom line? Inspections don’t ruin the fun — they protect it. More smooth days on the water. Fewer “you won’t believe what broke” stories.

Now go check your boat… and then go chase the horizon.

[izzys-hooked]

Towing & Launching Your Tinnie Boat

Weekend mornings on the water are pure magic—the sun glinting off calm waves, a gentle breeze, and your tinnie boat ready to float. But before the serenity, there’s the dance of towing and launching.

Prep your gear, check the boat trailer, and line up the boat. Back slowly down the ramp, use gentle brakes, and let the boat float before releasing the straps. Bow lines give you control, and a little patience goes a long way.

It’s not just mechanics—it’s mindfulness, a chance to feel strong, capable, and alive. Once the boat’s free, glide away and savour the calm. Weekend adventures await.