Seasoned boaters know all too well the nuances of maneuvering a big boat in tight spaces. Running longer distances, handling big waves, and more room and storage for gear and passengers are advantages of a big boat. What’s not so great about boats powered by multiple outboards is when it comes time to return to the dock. Maneuvering the big boat into tight spaces, and into waves and current, takes years of experience. Unless you are a seasoned boat captain that is not an option, at least for the average boater.
Crankbaits Often Fool Late Autumn, Early Winter Bass
December 9, 2016 By
Freshwater Flushing Adds Years to the Life of an Outboard
May 26, 2016 By
Freshwater Flushing Adds Years to the Life of an Outboard Most of us take good care of our marine equipment. We wash and wax our boats and outboards, change the oil and oil filter regularly, and replace the fuel filters, but what about your outboard’s cooling system. Unfortunately, it is often overlooked in […]
Fishing Slower Often Produces Larger Bass
May 25, 2016 By
Fishing Slower Often Produces Larger Bass Pro Mark Davis Likes Carolina Rig Plastics For Big Fish Now The prime spring spawning season for catching big bass may be over, but that doesn’t mean Mark Davis stops fishing for them. If anything, the Yamaha Pro and former Bassmaster Classic® champion concentrates that much harder on […]
Confidence, Past History Led Tharp to First Elite Title
May 18, 2016 By
Confidence, Past History Led Tharp to First Elite Title Earlier Success on Other Ozark Lakes Gave Yamaha Pro Lure Choice, Location Whenever you’re fishing a lake you’ve never been on before, look for cover or structure that lets you fish your favorite lure and technique and gives you confidence. That’s the advice of […]
Be Anchor Savvy to Catch More Tog
November 17, 2015 By
New Charleston Water Taxi Catamaran Powered by Yamaha F200s
October 7, 2015 By
New Charleston Water Taxi Catamaran Powered by Yamaha F200s with Digital Electronic Control FORMER 8,700-HOUR OUTBOARD OWNERS LOOK FORWARD TO QUIETER OPERATION AND IMPROVED FUEL EFFICIENCY Owners Scott Connelly and Chip Deaton, who have powered the Charleston Water Taxi with two sets of Yamaha F150 outboards that have run 6,800 hours* and 8,700 hours* […]
Yamaha debuts birdseye view of booth
April 23, 2015 By
Yamaha debuts birdseye view of booth by Ted Lund Experience Yamaha’s award-winning new progressive booth design — unveiled at the Miami International Boat Show — courtesy of breath-taking footage and a different perspective captured using the latest in quadcopter technology. Viewers literally fly through each section of Yamaha’s exciting new booth, which was designed […]
Yamaha Midrange Family
December 24, 2014 By
Yamaha Midrange Family by Capt. Ted Lund Spring will be here before you know it, and the Yamaha mid-range of reliable four-stroke power is ready to help get your family and friends on the water. From the diminutive F25 to the powerhouse F90, Yamaha’s midrange motors offer the perfect horsepower in 2-, 3- […]
Yamaha V-SHO Family
December 22, 2014 By
Yamaha V-SHO Family by Capt. Ted Lund Serious tournament bass and flats fishermen have been hesitant to forgo the holeshot and top-end performance afforded by traditional two-stroke power plants — until now. And that’s all thanks to Yamaha’s VMAX-SHO® family of engines. Ranging from the game-changing VMAX-SHO 150 to the massive 4.2 liter, […]
