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You found a great buy on a houseboat that was built to sleep eight on vacation, but you want to equip it for just the two of you to live onboard as a full-time home. Where can you start?
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What happens when cardboard makes contact with water? Common sense tells us that, obviously, the cardboard would soak and then sink. Enter London’s Harry Dwyer and Charlie Waller.
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BoT RoP (pronounced Boat Rope) is a new retractable mooring line that will save you time and frustration while increasing safety around the dock.
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Cruising on a houseboat is undoubtedly one of the finer experiences in life, but zipping about on a runabout or personal watercraft has its share of fun, too.
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They say everything is bigger in Texas, and that’s kind of the case for Austintatious, a 102-foot houseboat that crowns the fleet of Harborside Houseboat Rentals on Lake Travis.
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Hella Marine combined the latest LED technology with durable materials and a stylish compact design to create the EuroLED 75 down lights.
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Houseboating by its very nature is a boutique industry. I mean, it’s all right there in the name: “house” and “boat.” Or at least, where those two words converge.
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If you’re looking to expand or replace your personal store of watersports equipment for the coming summer, Connelly has got you covered in just about every way possible.
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Playfully nicknamed “The Floating Mansion,” the 100-foot La Dame Du Lac is a houseboat with a creator who, given the choice to go big or go home, obviously went big.
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Holmes Bend Marina Resort claims a special place among the vibrant trees at Green River Lake, Ken., waiting to welcome visiting houseboaters with great rentals and an undeniably beautiful view.
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To be honest, my ideal footwear on a boat is bare feet. But all it takes is one step onto a hot dock and I quickly remember why shoes are necessary.
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Whether you’re a renter or an owner, kicking back in a hot tub on the top deck is one of the best ways to enjoy your houseboat as the day winds down and the stars begin to sparkle overhead.
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To say that Rolland Bartle loves houseboating might not do justice to the depths of it.
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If you're after new sunglasses to shield your eyes next time you're out on the houseboat, you might want to look at the new Trevally.
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Do you have June 10th, 11th, and 12th marked on your calendar? You should if you don't want to miss one of the summer's greatest dock parties!
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The WaterMat company recently put together their exciting new Yoga WaterMat, weight-rated for up to 175 pounds and with enough buoyancy to give you a solid foundation for the various poses in yoga.
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If you’re thinking about headed to the pristine Lake Mohave, check out places like Cottonwood Cove Resort and Marina for a friendly place to rent a houseboat.
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Here's a little background information to supplement our recent old boat story on the White Eagle II...
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Gary and Sue DeVore had owned several houseboats so they knew what they wanted when they shopped for another one. But Gary likes unique and that complicated the buying process.
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If you’re into trying out a new adventure, you might want to head down south for your next houseboat vacation for the All Inclusive Private Florida Manatee Swim & Snorkel Tours!
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Wouldn't you know, this past 2015, more world-record fish were caught on Rapala lures than on any other brand of baits, according to the International Game Fish Association.
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If you haven’t heard the news yet, you’ll be sorry to hear that we lost an iconic legend in country music yesterday with the death of Merle Haggard.
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Whether the weather is gloomy on the lake or your family and friends are ready to get in their pj’s and have some good laughs, fun board games are a must onboard a well-stocked houseboat.
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This couple shares what it's like to live on a houseboat in Toronto.
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A series of lakes and rivers form the border between Minnesota and Ontario. This series of waterways has been important to humans since before written history. When a group of French explorers led by Jacues de Noyan first came through the area in 1688, th
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With plenty of hours of daylight left, Edward and Karen Hyde slowly pull away from the Lee’s Ford Marina for an evening cruise on Lake Cumberland in Kentucky like they’ve done hundreds of times before. The couple live for summer nights like this one aboar
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Chat with Doug Bauknecht and Susan Kendall and they’ll tell you up front that you don’t need $500,000 to buy a new houseboat.
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The Seattle Times brings word that unfortunately 69-year-old Bill Keasler, the president of Seattle’s Floating Home Association, passed away on March 17 of cancer.