An easy way to keep your boat cards in the dinghy — no worries about water or spray damage — and have them wherever you go!
Dinghy
If your boat is your house, your dinghy is your car.
Choose the right one, take care of it, and it'll take care of you.
Clean Your Dinghy Bottom More Easily
We’ve finally found a product that significantly cut the time to clean the bottom of the dinghy. Even better — it’s cheap!
How to Use a Shaker Siphon to Fuel Your Boat
How to use a shaker siphon to transfer fuel or water from jerry cans to your boat. Stop straining your back with this super-easy system!
Dinghy Getting Heavier?
We wasted a lot of time trying to find a serious problem, when the real problem only took five minutes to solve!
Emergency Motor When Traveling by Boat
Your dinghy motor can get the “big boat” to a safe place . . . not very quickly, mind you, but it’ll do it with these two techniques.
Easier Dinghy Cleaning
Over the years we’ve learned several “tricks” to make cleaning the dinghy a bit easier. Here’s one from when we were living on a small lake!
How to Wear an Outboard Kill Switch Lanyard
A simple way to wear an outboard kill cord so that you don’t accidentally pull it out and stop the engine but have it work when it should.
Don’t Burn the Dinghy!
Your dinghy is your car when you’re on the boat. You really don’t want to see it go up in flames because of a careless mistake!
A Sure-Footed Dinghy Dog
An inexpensive way to give your dog sure footing for dinghy rides . . . and end those unplanned swims!
Provisioning by Dinghy
If you’re taking groceries back to the boat by dinghy, you need to protect certain things (say, sugar) from getting wet. Here’s how to do it!