Bridgeview Marina

How Much Does a Dock Cost? Part III: Size

Size is the last topic in our three-blog series to answer the question, “How much does a dock cost?”’ In two previous blog posts, we discussed decking and design as cost components. Size considerations for your project Cost is not the only thing affected as the size of your dock section increases or decreases. …

Things you should never do at the marina

Capt. Casey Brunning of Hurricane Bay Charters in St. Bernard came up with a list of things that you should never do at a marina.

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

Electric Vehicles Should Come With Electric Dinghys

The Dinghy. A trusted companion of any worthwhile waterborne vessel. What is a boat without a dinghy? It is just a dinghy itself, albeit one that is not on another boat.

Central Texas Fisherman Stumbles Upon Massive Water Snake

Just remember: when you need to steady yourself on a tree branch, you may get more than you bargained for.

How Fishing Makes You A Better Person (According To Science)

Fishing is one of the most accessible outdoor sports. Nearly anyone, no matter age, income level or even fitness ability, can easily participate. And the...

How Your Marina Can Reduce Pollution

If you run a marina, one of the most important things you can do is take measures to reduce pollution from humans and boats.

4 Tips for Backfilling Open Marina Spots

Backfilling is a potentially lucrative strategy for minimizing vacancies at a marina. Marina managers should read these tips for making the most of backfilling.

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4 Advantages of Using GPS Tracking Systems to Protect Your Marina

Learn about the importance of a GPS tracking system for your marina to mitigate common security risks.

Visually stunning and complete brochures

5★ Review by Michael B. – These brochures are PHENOMENAL! I'm very pleased with what you've done for my business thusfar. Great job to all of you. It's very r…

Sound oceans: Keeping marine mammals safe

The ocean is filled with a wide variety of natural and man-made sounds. Some are generated by the energy industry in the search for oil and natural gas. Safeguarding amazing ocean dwellers depends both upon years of academic research and on careful operations. Below we’ve gathered commonly asked questions and answers on the energy industry’s …

10 Ultimate Waterfront Homes We're Coveting Now

Discover current luxury waterfront properties from Sotheby's International Realty®.

How to Choose the Best-Riding Boat

Three naval architects share their thoughts on what to look for in a good-riding boat.

Boat Owners: Understanding Your Marina Contract

Here are a few things that you should know about your marina contract agreement.

Submerged Caloosahatchee River gardens could help aquatic life bounce back

Seagrass restoration efforts have a chance to succeed, despite the toxic blue-green algae that’s oozed down the Caloosahatchee recently.

The KPIs You Should Be Monitoring When Growing Your Business

Treat key performance indicators as your lifeline to get your business off the ground.