Bill Heyn points at his boat’s depth monitor and then out at the Connecticut River as the craft moves along. Twelve feet of water. Ten feet. Six feet. Two feet, he reads off the screen. We’re near the ...

On foggy days, the sound of the buoy helps guide boats to the entrance and some smaller boats, like kayaks or small aluminum fishing boats, may not have the advanced technology to find “virtual ...

Much like signs on a roadway, channel markers, or marker buoys, help speedboats, pontoons, jet skiers, and kayakers and canoers delineate areas of safe travel as well as dangerous hazards.

The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing to remove nearly three dozen navigation buoys that serve as aids in Rhode Island's coastal waters warning boaters of rocky underwater reefs and channels where a ...

“I’ve been seeing some cobia and tripletail around the markers and some of the buoys in the bay,” reports Capt. Shawn Crawford of Florida Sport Fishing Outfitters (941-705-3160.

Lost buoy from Dry Tortugas National Park in Southwest Florida was found 4,000 miles away on the coast of ... It’s the second time this year a marker has drifted away from South Florida to ...

The U.S. Coast Guard is looking at removing some of the buoys, replacing them with “virtual” navigational aids used with GPS, a system that has some boaters concerned about the proposed change.

On foggy days, the sound of the buoy helps guide boats to the entrance and some smaller boats, like kayaks or small aluminum fishing boats, may not have the advanced technology to find “virtual” buoys ...