There may have been a time when you visited the local lake and came across a boat that resembles a floating deck with a motor fixed to the back. If you are fortunate enough, you may have even perhaps ...

Pontoon boats are everywhere these days. Here are eight different pontoons that can satisfy your boating needs. The post ...

Sometime between the era of your grandparents’ nightly putt-putt around the lake and the more recent trend of 20-somethings partying at the sandbar, pontoon boats became cool. Cool because whether you ...

As a leisure boater, do you choose a deck boat or a pontoon boat? There are quite a few factors to consider, so without further ado, let us dive in! First, a little bit of history, the first pontoon ...

One of the big complaints about power boats is the fact that they bring noise and pollution to lakes that should be quiet and pristine. Electric boats address those problems, and one of the latest – ...

A turboprop lifting off like a normal airplane is cool. A turboprop splashing down on a lake like a pontoon boat is ...

It would be easy to think Seattle-based electric marine propulsion producer Pure Watercraft is just another “startup” looking to “disrupt” conventional, fossil-fuel-powered outboard motor technology ...

Pontoon boats — those flat-decked vessels used for everything from dancing to fishing to water sliding into the Intracoastal Waterway — are becoming more popular. “Pontoons fit more passengers than ...

Discover Boating Minneapolis Boat Show Innovation Award honors Barletta for first-ever pontoon stabilization technologyBRISTOL, Ind., Jan. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Barletta Pontoon Boats, one of ...

It's hard to say when it happened, but happen it did. Pontoon boats became cool. Way cool. Once puttering platforms for the geriatric generation, today's upscale boats can cost as much as a sports car ...

There must be some mistake. There’s no fabulous pontoon boat in Jeremy Little’s garage, only one that has been crunched in half by some kind of accident. Then he presses a button, and the thing ...

If you look at a typical, consumer-grade boat, you'd see that the bottom of it features buoyant ridges and curves. This bottom component, the hull, is what keeps the boat afloat and allows it to ...