Strength In Numbers, Backed By BoatUS
Your national organization, with some 740,000 members and a dedicated Government Affairs department, guides local boaters in water-access dispute over public launch ramp.
Red Snapper Season Goes To The States
Red snapper management shifts to state control, expanding fishing seasons across the South Atlantic. Learn what the change means for anglers.
The Endless Dredge For Safe Passage
A notorious shoaling hotspot on South Carolina’s AIWW, Breach Inlet is seeing improved navigation thanks to recent dredging—good news for cruising snowbirds, anglers, and local boaters.
Northeast Boaters
Don’t miss your chance to comment on a proposed removal of dozens of federally maintained coastal buoys from New York City to the Canadian border.
The Taxes That Come Back To Boaters
Since 1950, the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund – up for reauthorization in September 2026 – has provided more than $40 billion for state-based conservation programs.
New Florida Boating Laws
Florida legislators restrict anchoring options but prohibit 'safety compliance' stops and strengthen enforcement over derelict vessels.
Noaa Services For Boaters
The Trump administration recommends stripping funding for real-time weather, hurricane forecasting, fisheries recovery, research and education, grants, and more.
New Boating Education Law In New England
The growing list of states requiring some form of safe boating education before taking the helm continues to grow with Massachusetts filling out the entire Northeast U.S.
Storm Brewing At Noaa
Layoffs and budget cuts are expected to affect boater safety, weather forecasting, navigation, and recreational access.