As the boating season gains momentum, Sea Tow, a leader in on-water assistance, has compiled expert advice from its veteran captains to help boaters avoid common mistakes. With services ranging from towing to fuel delivery, Sea Tow emphasizes the importance of preparedness and awareness on the water.

Captain Nik Foster highlights the necessity of checking the throttle and battery connections before departure, pointing out that simple oversights can lead to significant issues. Meanwhile, Captain John Bilski advises on the use of VHF radios for communication and the importance of filing a float plan with someone on land, ensuring safety measures are in place.

Captain Ryan Saporito stresses the unpredictability of weather conditions and the critical role of anchors in managing breakdown situations. He also reminds boaters of the federal requirement for engine cut-off switches on boats under 26 feet, a vital safety feature to prevent accidents.

Captain Ramsey Chason advocates for comprehensive boat insurance and the use of fuel stabilizers during storage periods. He also underscores the value of a Sea Tow membership, offering peace of mind with its extensive on-water assistance services.

Sea Tow President Kristen Frohnhoefer reiterates the organization’s commitment to boater safety, leveraging local knowledge and technological advancements to provide unparalleled support. Celebrating 40 years of service, Sea Tow continues to innovate, ensuring boaters have access to reliable assistance whenever needed.

With membership options tailored to various needs, Sea Tow remains a trusted partner for boaters nationwide, offering a safety net that allows for worry-free enjoyment of the water. Their tips not only aim to prevent common mistakes but also to foster a culture of safety and preparedness among the boating community.

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