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!
Most anglers are familiar with bass pros, but Arizona anglers might not be aware that there are a lot of crappie pros out there, too. Crappie tournaments are starting to mean big money and slab hunters have learned a few tricks to help them target the big fish.
Arizona law requires that all motorized watercraft operating on Arizona waters must be registered in the State with the following exceptions
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.
Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) requires all motorized watercraft to be registered and mandates that all vessels carry U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets for each person. Key responsibilities include renewing registrations online, taking boater safety courses, and preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) invites Florida residents and visitors of all ages to join Florida WildQuest, a statewide scavenger hunt experience on Florida’s Wildlife Management Areas April 25-May 3. Learn more and find a nearby WMA at FloridaWildQuest.com.
SAUDI ARABIA — AMAALA Yacht Club today announced a landmark strategic partnership with the
World Match Racing Tour (WMRT) and the Women’s World Match Racing Tour (WWMRT), further reinforcing the
Red Sea’s emergence as a significant sailing destination and confirming AMAALA’s role as a long-term home for
elite competition, talent development, and international events.
First Time In Middle East
(PHOENIX, Feb. 13, 2026) — Tonto National Forest is planning a pile burn to be conducted Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, pending favorable conditions and required approvals. We use pile prescribed fires to help dispose of vegetation material from thinning projects to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.