As always you can pick up the latest FREE issue of Boating on the Hudson magazine at your local marina or you can view it online HERE. In this Issue: 6 New Launch… Continue reading
We’re tough here on the New Jersey and New York waterfronts and not likely to let a storm keep us from our boats or boating. Did we take a shot? You bet we did and we’re… Continue reading
THESE ARE THE NEWLY RELEASED TAPPAN ZEE BRIDGE PLANS AS OF 1/18/13. BEGINNING IN MARCH A NEW SET OF 6 foot PILINGS WILL BE DRIVEN, (AS OPPOSED TO THE 8 foot PILINGS DRIVEN… Continue reading
On Saturday October 13th over 100 youth participated when the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s Champlain Longboats. Program held its annual youth rowing race in Burlington. Crews hailed from local schools –Burlington High… Continue reading
The proposed 45% toll increase on three axle trucks using the New York State Thruway has rankled business people from the Bronx to Buffalo. Fears run high that the extra costs will be… Continue reading
Meet the Rhino 3, developed over nearly 15 years of part-time trials and errors, mostly by Mike Balogh and a small group of friends and ultralight enthusiasts from New York. It’s the third (and not necessarily final) version… Continue reading
Photos and story excerpted from Lost Amusement Parks of the Hudson Valley by Wesley Gottlock and Barbara H. Gottlock In the October issue of Boating on the Hudson and Beyond we highlighted the rise and fall of… Continue reading
A recent study provides strong evidence that oil analysis programs, higher quality motor oils, and more efficient filters will protect engines from wear and lead to significant cost savings. Less frequent oil changes will also help to keep… Continue reading
Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA) CONGRESS TO BLAME FOR BLACK SEA BASS CLOSURE Unrealistic Provisions In Magnuson Stevens Act Strike Again The black sea bass fishery is rebuilt. However, the stock is too… Continue reading
As always you can pick up the latest FREE issue of Boating on the Hudson magazine at your local marina or you can view it online HERE. In this Issue: 4 Saratoga County!… Continue reading
The Hudson Valley is also “Tech Valley” to many who traverse this upstate-downstate commerce corridor on a daily or weekly basis. North of Albany lies Saratoga County, where downstate business owners often open… Continue reading
Especially now, at a time where some of us may feel a little dismayed, I think it’s important to list our blessings. Daily. Look closely around you, there is so very much to be… Continue reading
We are a boating community and we are heartbroken about our local marinas and the boaters whose boats have been lost or severely damaged because of Hurricane Sandy. Where your boat was, on what angle to… Continue reading
Vacation Tomato Pie by Ivey Levy (with creative contribution by Vicky Ziluck) Some things are just too good to keep to yourself, do you know what I mean? I know it is not very… Continue reading
Many of you know the fourteen people who were the crew from the Tall Ship The H.M.S. Bounty since the Bounty spent some time giving tours at The Newburgh Waterfront. 14 of the 16… Continue reading
Alex’s Marine Plus! Keeping Your Boat in Tip Top Shape: The Importance of Getting Your Boat Winterized Properly Boating On The Hudson (BOTH): Hi Alex, all of us at Boating on The Hudson are… Continue reading
The Hendrick Hudson Dayliner The Hendrick Hudson Dayliner, built in 1906 was designed to carry 5500 passengers to various stops along the Hudson River including Indian Point Amusement Park. This was a very well run… Continue reading
Excerpted from “Lost Amusement Parks of the Hudson Valley” Around the turn of the twentieth century, the Hudson Valley was undergoing dramatic changes largely fueled by New York City’s burgeoning population. Fewer residents… Continue reading
I would like to take this opportunity to announce my retirement from the Boat Handling Instruction Business. I have decided to allow more time for my wife, family and friends with plans for… Continue reading
