BoatUSNWSA Leadership In Women’s Sailing Award
Karen Prioleau Honored With 2026 BoatUS/NWSA Leadership in Women’s Sailing Award In 1999, the Boat Owners Association of The United […]
BOATING
Boating opportunities are endless in Arizona.
Arizona boating offers many different types of boating experiences. You can enjoy high speed fun on the Colorado River at Lake Havasu and Parker. You can enjoy drifting down the Salt River or the Colorado River near Yuma on a tube.
Don’t Move A Mussel!
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Utah Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Arizona Game and Fish Department Boating at Lake
AZGFD Urges Wearing A Life Jacket When Recreating On AZ Waterways
And Follow All Safety Regulations And Laws This Summer Series: Boating Safety | Story 53 AZGFD Urges Wearing A Life
2017 Jeanneau Sloop
2017 Jeanneau Sloop Price: $269,899 Step aboard this beautifully maintained 2017 Jeanneau sloop, where modern design meets exceptional sailing performance.
Jarvie Marine
Jarvie Marine Surveyors provides the seasoned expertise and objective data required to make high-stakes vessel decisions with absolute confidence. Jarvie
Regatta Marks European Season Opener
More than 40 US sailors will take to the water in Palma de Mallorca, including Olympians, time-
tested pairings, and some new debuts from US teams and athletes for the 55th Trofeo
Princesa Sofìa Regatta.
Launch Your Kayaks
Kayaking events in Arizona in 2026 feature a mix of competitive fishing tournaments, scenic
tours, and specialized night paddles, including the Havasu Heat race, Neon Nights at Saguaro Lake, and
multiple Bass Junkyz tournament dates. Key 2026 events are held at Lake Powell, Roosevelt Lake, and the
Salt River.
Have You Considered The Bartlett Lake Marina Boat Club?
The Bartlett lake marina boat club is Arizona’s low cost, no hassle alternative to boat ownership.
The savings over five years by being a “Gold Member” of the Bartlett Lake Marina Boat Club Vs.
Ownership is $50,385!
AZGFD Watercraft Registration Renewal
Arizona law requires that all motorized watercraft operating on Arizona waters must be registered in the State with the following exceptions
On The Cover April 2026 Western Outdoor Times
Bass Boats. Pontoon Boats. Kayaks. Canoes. Stand-up Paddle Boards. Party Boats. Yachts. Sail Boats. No matter what craft you choose, all provide the means to get out on the water. Now that winter temperatures (?) have warmed and summer temperatures are yet to come, it is the perfect time to enjoy all the lakes the Southwest has to offer.