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Mark Runia is the proud owner of the world's first hydrogen-powered boat and at least for now he can also say he has the only one too. A year ago, Mar
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I just had a birthday.
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Thoroughbred Houseboats announced today they have acquired Sumerset Houseboats.
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Marty Zwisler is a rare individual, a man who lives to find ways to do things no one has done before. In fact, when faced with a task he wants to comp
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Charlie Summerville has owned Alaska Adventures since 1995. For years, wildlife lovers with a taste for adventure came to Summerville for fishing trip
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Cave Run Lake, a pristine, crystal-clear body of water located in the foothills of the Appalachians, is becoming a top destination for houseboaters se
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Jerry Troyanek has had a variety of marine-related occupations for the past 20 years that have taken him on an incredible number of waterways. He has
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Our BacTANK T3 products use a non-pathogenic bacteria to break down wastes as well as fats, oils and greases without the need for harsh chemicals.
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It wasn't an easy decision for Bill Green and his wife Joyce when they decided it was time to sell their beloved houseboat. Even though houseboating w
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For the overwhelming majority of us, cold weather has set in and with it comes some unwelcome concerns.
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Afraid to head out on your own, but eager to embrace the open waters?
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John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) recently announced a new 410 kW (550hp) recreational vessel rating for the 6090SFM75 marine engine.
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In our November/December issue we featured a great variety of hats from Dorfman Pacific from its Escape The Sun In Style line.
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In earlier times, houseboats were thought of as floating RV's.
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Statistics prove sharing hobbies with your spouse is a key factor in having a successful marriage.
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Our BacTANK T3 products use a non-pathogenic bacteria to break down wastes as well as fats, oils and greases without the need for harsh chemicals.
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When thinking of the perfect getaway for 13 women, all looking for fun, spending the weekend on a houseboat may not immediately spring to mind.
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Relaxing in the stern was our hidden anchor on page 10 in our January/February Buyer's Guide, did you spot it?
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You're never too old to go tubing, according to those who voted on our online poll.
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We all want it to be spring in the colder climes for the beginning of another great boating season.
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We are on our third Teachers' Lounge.
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At a certain point in the restoration of his 1973, 43-foot Nautaline, owner Scott Hickey says that when he was reviewing the work that still needed to
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The assets of Bluewater Yachts were recently purchased by Aries Investments, LLC, whose ownership includes a long time owner of nine Bluewater Yachts.
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We recently finished a full renovation of our 1986, 14- by 70-foot Sumerset houseboat and it turned out amazing.
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No, I'm not stuttering.
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When Lamar and Ann Gidden from Lauderdale, Miss., contacted Houseboat concerning a product that could help clean their houseboat, we were very interes
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Last year we announced our new Houseboat magazine party contest where we ask houseboaters to send in stories of parties they're having on their dock.
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For most of us it's probably safe to guess that quality family time ranks high on our lists, if not right at the top.
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For some couples, it seems like deciding on a name for their houseboat is actually harder than coming up with a name for their children.
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With the advancements being made to cell phone cameras, more and more boaters are shooting video than ever before.
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It's still early for most vacationing houseboaters on this Saturday morning, but Denis and Debbie Steiner are quickly going over the finishing touches
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Houseboats are safe, but are you educated on what makes them safe?
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While on assignment for Houseboat magazine recently I found myself dock-locked by foul weather for a good portion of the period I had hoped to be crui
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In today's economy, it's more important than ever to be well-educated on the ins and outs of boat buying. Whether you're a first-time buyer or you're
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Most boaters don't want every large lake and inland waterway turned into one giant No-Wake zone because a small minority of operators ignore boat nois
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Flooring can be the focal point of your houseboat, both for good or bad. Whether people walk into your boat and are amazed at the warmth and classic s
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Why are boats named after women? Is it because we are cherished, worshipped, idolized and beautiful in the eyes of the owner? Because we're unforgett
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Owners Lisa May and Steve Rehn set up the business nine years ago after seeing a gap in the market between skippered fishing charters and high-end exp
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Who says you can't go home again? Bob Taggart grew up on Lake Shelbyville in Illinois and has always enjoyed life on the water. That love was passed o
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Entrepreneur Jeb Griffith is plotting a course for growth after taking the helm of SkipperLiner, a custom houseboat and commercial passenger boat make
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We didn't intend to buy a houseboat! We're sailors! We just needed a slip with power since the dock we were on at a marina on Lake Ouachita in Arkansa
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Our friend Jan Gulley came up with the idea of cruising through the canals in the countryside of France on a houseboat. Sounds like fun, we all said,
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Fishing from a boat is one of the safest sports a family can enjoy, a point that is emphasized annually each May with National Safe Boating Week (May
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Last year, while visiting a cousin in Sicamous, British Columbia, in Canada, my husband bought a contest ticket for a houseboat trip on Shuswap Lake i
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Everyone has his favorite body of water. Whether it's a lake, a reservoir, a river or what can be classified as a pond, familiar areas are comforting.