In 2017, Yamaha introduced its 5.6 L 425-hp engine that has dominated the big dayboat power scene for the last four years. Now, with the introduction of Mercury’s 600-hp V12 Verado engine, the question begs: What will Yamaha do? History tells us that outboard engine makers build “platforms” that they intend to “tune” up and down to create new products from the same block. To find out the answer to that question, BoatTEST interviewed Yamaha’s GM of U.S. Marine Development and Planning. More...
There is a message here: The Fishin’ Barge 24 XP3 is so large, versatile and competitively priced that Sun Tracker says it's in short inventory. She’s a tri-toon for speed and capacity and she has two casting seats and livewells. Most owners will never need to trade up. More...
Aviara’s AV36 offers consumers a choice of sterndrive or outboard power. But that detail is, perhaps, the least important aspect of this premium boat that aims to be at the top of the American-made luxury crossover pyramid. Check it out and see what we mean...
German Frers designed the Sirena 88 with one of the largest flying bridges in class. The hardtop has an 8’ by 9’ (2.44 m x 2.74 m) electrically powered sunroof and there’s seating for 10 people at the table to port. Her master is on the main deck and below she sleeps eight. More...
Eastern’s 248 Islander combines basic accommodations with Downeast styling in a no-frills pocket cruiser that is all many people need – and she’s outboard-powered.More...
Washing a boat should also be part of the routine. It keeps up the appearance and a clean bottom can save up to 30% in fuel costs. But that’s just the beginning. More...
Imagine yourself, your family and friends in a new premium boat located in Bradenton or St. Petersburg, FL – virtually whenever you want. Club dues are a fraction of what it costs to operate one of these boats – much less to buy. Sovereign Boat Club makes boating more fun because it’s so inexpensive and hassle-free. Only a limited number of memberships are available. Get complete details at SovereignBoatClub.com or call 727-200-3474.
