•8/20/10
Boston Whaler® 170 Super Sport
http://www.nxtbook.com/dino/BostonWhaler170SS/BostonWhaler170SS/index.php#/0
•8/20/10
Boston Whaler® May 2010 Whaler Magazine
http://www.nxtbook.com/dino/BostonWhalerMagazine/BostonWhalerMagazine/index.php#/0
•6/11/10
Boston Whaler® 170 Super Sport
http://www.soundingsonline.com/news/todays-top-stories/258022-boston-whaler-launches-new-magazine-boat
Boston Whaler is launching the new 170 Super Sport model, the largest of its line of three (130 and 150) simple, open boats designed for use as a tender, runabout or as a fishing platform.
•2/16/10
Boston Whaler® 150 Super Sport Wins 2010 Excellence in Design Award
Edgewater, Fla. (Feb. 16, 2010) – Based on its top quality and host of customizable features that allow boat owners to transform it into anything and everything they want it to be, the 150 Super Sport from Boston Whaler recently grabbed the 2010 Editor’s Choice Excellence in Design Award from Trailer Boats magazine.
 
•2/5/10
Boston Whaler 370 Outrage Wins 2010 European Powerboat Award
Edgewater, Fla. (February 5, 2010) – Built for comfort and able to withstand the harshest conditions, the unsinkable 370 Outrage received the title of the 2010 European Powerboat of the Year, a prestigious award presented by Boote, Germany’s motorboat magazine, and was judged by media panelists from across Europe.
 
•1/11/10
Be prepared for saltwater fishing licensing this year.
A saltwater license will be installed in Massachusetts in 2010, the result of NOAA Fisheries creating a national registry.
The Magnuson-Stevens Act was established by the federal government in 2006 to help better protect marine resources.
The act dictates that fishermen join a national registry, or a licensing system to be set up to gather needed information on present and future fish stocks.
The licensing is for those who fish federal waters and tidal waters for migratory fish such as striped bass and salmon that spawn in rivers and spend their adult lives in estuaries and ocean fringes.
Fishermen who fish on charter or guided boats do not have to join the national registry, which would apparently mean they do not have to purchase a license.
 
•9/22/09
If you have been a fan of 320 Outrage over the past few years, then you are going to love the next generation 320 Outrage. This boat combines a multitude of innovative and improved features along with the best attributes of its predecessor to form a sleek updated design.
•4/16/09
Boston Whaler's 280 Outrage was honored for innovation at the recent 2009 Miami International Boat Show. The boat received an Honorable Mention under the NMMA's Inboard & Outboard Power Cruisers category for its integrated hardtop, console windshield system and convertible seating.
 
•2/24/09
"An Enormous Outrage!"
New 370 Outrage has been intoduced at Miami Boat show.
http://www.whaler.com
 
•12/19/08
406 MHz EPIRB Reminder
MESSAGE RELAY FROM THE NATIONAL BOATING FEDERATION
USCG – 406 MHz EPIRB Reminder
The US Coast Guard issued a press release reminding the maritime community that older
Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) that broadcast analog signals on the
121.5 or 243 MHz frequencies will not be monitored by the COSPAS/SARSAT satellites as of 1
February 2009. Mariners should promptly replace the old EPIRBs with newer ones that
transmit digital signals on the 406 MHz frequency.
See Press Release: http://www.uscglosangeles.com/go/doc/834/244712/
  
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