Customer Tips

Fishing is a great skill to pass down, and we’ve put together four important tips to remember when teaching a new angler.

Miss that new boat feeling? Regular care keeps your Grady-White sparkling and ready for adventure. Get tips to maximize fun and value!

With any long-distance offshore trip, whether fishing or cruising, it pays to be prepared. These suggestions will help you get there and back safely.

Over time, pull up cleats, ski pylons, and ladders can get sticky, losing their ability to glide up and down with ease. Prevent yourself and your crew from having to wrestle with these parts by periodically applying a graphite or dry silicone spray.

Thank you to Grady-White owners, Fred and Loulie Sikes, for this great tip to keep your towel in place when the boat is underway.

Because Grady-White boats are built to last, we know lots of customers keep their boats for many years or have purchased pre-loved models. Long-term use and exposure to the elements often results in the need to re-cover the cushions.

Adhering to a boat maintenance schedule will ensure great days on the water. To help cover all the bases with your maintenance schedule, review these tips and suggestions from a Grady-White dealer service professional.

Anglers of all ages and skill levels can enjoy a day of fishing for this species that lives inshore, nearshore, and offshore. Follow these tips to ensure lots of exhilarating moments on the water and a great meal at the end of the day.

Whether you're new to trailering your boat or just need a refresher, this BoatUS video gives you simple tips on how to back your trailer into the driveway with ease. Take a few minutes to review and you'll eliminate the stress that often comes with this simple task