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Marine Hose Dept. Blog: How a Family Boat Means More Family Fun

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Your  Marine  Hose Professionals  Discuss How to Boost Your Family's Fun With a New Boat Raritan Engineering your  marine hose  specialists would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how a family boat means more family fun. Your marine hose manufacturers talk about how regardless of your income, buying a new boat probably represents a big financial commitment. But the return on investment can prove priceless. Allow me to provide some examples from my own life afloat. Last Fourth of July, we took the boat out to view a large commercial fireworks display. Since we never even got on plane, even though we were out for hours with family and friends, it cost next to nothing.  My youngest daughter (finally) got up on skis this year. It took her a while to get it, but when she did, we all exalted in her accomplishment, her victory over gravity, and her mastery of balance. Her smile was brighter...

Marine Hose Professionals Talk About Safety During Lightning Storms

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Your Marine Hose Specialists Share Great Tips For Lightning Storm Survival Raritan Engineering your  marine hose  distributors would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding safety during lightning storms. Your marine hose suppliers discuss how they say lightning never strikes twice, but when it strikes my good friend Chuck Larson, the story gets told over and over again, and never gets old. And the odds are actually 1 in 1.083 million in any given year, according the National Weather Service. Sounds like a long shot, but in an 80-year life span those odds increase to 1 in 13,500, which seems more probable.  In fact, an impoundment of the Little Tennessee River was the site of the lightning strike that nailed Chuck some 20 years ago. Chuck and his cousin, Andy, and two bikini-clad friends were back in a cove when they heard thunder and rightly decided to head for home port, but when they wheeled out o...

Marine Hose Manufacturers Discuss the Importance of Learning How to Backup Your Trailer

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Your Marine Hose Experts Share Tips On How to Improve Your Driving Skills With a Trailer Raritan Engineering your  marine hose  professionals would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how to improve your driving skills with a trailer.  Between a rock and hard place and on the side of the road is where my good friend Chuck Larson found himself recently. Actually, the rock was between Chuck’s boat trailer and the pavement. Let me explain. Chuck got off the freeway at the correct exit but turned right when he should have turned left, so instead of heading for the Kwik Trip, he was motoring into the bucolic countryside of southern Wisconsin. Now ­stranded but in motion on two-lane county road MM, Chuck drove farther and farther from the diesel pump and the doughnuts at Kwik Trip. Make your  marine products choices  here at Raritan Engineering, where we always take care of your marine sanitation...

Marine Hose Specialists Offer Deep Water Fishing Tips

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Your Marine Hose Professionals Improve Your Deep Fishing Skills Even When the Fish Aren't Biting   Raritan Engineering your  marine hose  analysts would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding deep water fishing tips. Your marine hose experts know that bluewater anglers are beginning to fish deep to lure billfish and tuna when the surface bite slows. Savvy captains extend their spreads ­vertically, from the bottom up, and experiment with baits for multiple species through the entire water column. Others are looking from the top down, just a bit below the waves to find billfish and tunas when the surface bite slows.  Going Deep, But Not Too Deep Success at catching swordfish from deep water during daylight hours has encouraged enterprising captains to find new tuna and marlin fisheries in 1,200-plus feet deep of water. “When you hook up on the buoy line, reel in the bottom rod before yo...