subject: After Your Shallow Water Boat Purchase [print this page] Once you've made the purchase on a brand new boat you'll be very excited - as you should be! The first thing to do is celebrate with your family and friends, you deserve it. You shouldn't rush out on the water immediately after the purchase, as you have some things to take care of first.
Even though you may only be sailing a few miles down the river, it gives you the feeling of being a million miles away. Once you own a boat, you have got yourself a passport to a lifetime of fun and enjoyment. You will never be short of things to do or places to visit. It is possible to make your dream come true and buy that first boat, even if your budget is limited.
Are you are new to boating? If so you should take a safety course first. There is a lot to know about boats. Being out on the water is fun, although there are things you should know and things you should always be aware of.
After buying your boat, you should register it and re-title the boat and trailer if required by your state. Get and apply any up to date registration stickers if you need to. Last thing you want is a visit from the Coast Guard. Also, make sure you buy the proper insurance for your boat. Don't let a little over site turn into a big problem.
For your first trip on the water, take an experienced boater. Think of it as a check ride. If you lack experience have them show you turning in tight spaces and trailering or docking. Practice docking facing different direction in the current. Let the experienced boater go first then take the helm with the boater there to help you. Get comfortable at the helm yourself. repeat the process until you'll feel comfortable.
The world of boating can be very fun, offering you many things to do and a lot to see. Boating offers plenty of freedom as well, especially for those who are completely new to boating. Your first boat purchase is very important, as it opens up new doors in life.
Your family will enjoy boating; all you have to do is give it a chance! Good luck and happy boating.
by: Mike Relahs
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