Today, superstitions are mostly regarded as entertaining. However, you’ve probably “knocked on wood” at least one time in the past month. And would you really walk under a ladder or break a mirror purposefully? If you subscribe to those myths, you might want to consider taking into account some of these top boating superstitions before you leave the dock.
First Satellite Tag Placed by Dolphinfish Research Program
The Dolphinfish Research Program made tagging history when they placed their first satellite tag, sponsored by Grady-White Boats, on a dolphinfish in North Carolina waters.
Check out this excerpt featuring Grady-White from a SouthernBoating.com article about boatbuilders who manufacturer and assemble their products solely in the United States.
Five Time Owner Attests to Grady-White's Durability
Dan Hahn has put five Grady-White boats through many different paces and says there’s no other boat brand that compares to Grady-White. Read more to find out why!
Roger Muller loves to fish and has a deep love for protecting the environment, so it's no surprise he found a way to combine those two passions by participating in the Beyond Our Shores Dolphinfish Research Program.
From Maine to Bermuda–Four Generations Continue Their Grady Traditions
Bob Shea’s naval career took his wife Tracey and sons RJ and Andrew to different ports of call around the world, but it was one summer at a family reunion in Maine that the family’s passion for Grady-White boats was forged.
Canyon 386 Checks All the Boxes for This Fishing Cruising Couple
Mike and Maria Adamson grew up boating in Minnesota and wanted to instill that same love for fishing and watersports in their children. Today, this Grady loving couple is enjoying retirement and a new pastime, cruising on their Canyon 386.
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