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Have you ever pondered having your Montpelier wedding on a boat? How about a wedding at sea? Do you need to rent a boat or yacht in Montpelier, VT for a wedding or dinner cruise? A house boat can provide you with a wonderful and romantic venue for your event in Montpelier. Partyfun411 has tons of listings for Montpelier boat rentals and Montpelier, VT yacht rentals - so if you're looking to rent a houseboat or yacht in Montpelier, you've found the right place!
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  • Why choose fractional sailing
    • Author: David Yuri Sailing can offer one of the most liberating experiences in the world. However, there are not many people that know how to sail properly and this is why the Internet can be so useful. For them, there are specialized companies providing yachts for rent and training programs, all at low-cost prices. Fractional Sailing Program [...]
  • Cold weather boating tip
    • When you're done fishing and before you leave the launch ramp, trim the outboard motor all the way down, remove the kill switch and turn the engine over for a just a second to pump out any water that may still be inside the motor. Remove any mud or plant debris from the boat or equipment and thoroughly drain livewells or anywhere else water may have pooled to stop the spread of invasive species. Storing the boat high and dry for two days before fishing a different body of water can also help,especially when its cold outside.
  • Fuel saving tips for boats.
    • 1. Leave the extra ‘junk' home: Don't load the boat up with weight you don't need. Do a little spring cleaning - unused equipment that has been collecting mildew in the bottom of lockers for years should be taken home. 2. Water weight: At 8.33 pounds per gallon, why keep the water in the tank topped off if you're only going out for the afternoon? 3. Tune her up: An engine tune-up is an excellent investment and should easily pay for itself over the summer.4. Tune your prop: If your boat goes 30 mph with a like-new prop and only 27 mph with a prop that's dinged and out of pitch, that's a 10% loss in fuel economy, or, you're wasting one out of every ten gallons you put in your tank.5. Paint the boat's bottom: When boating in salt or brackish waters a fouled bottom is like a dull knife. It takes a lot more fuel to push your boat through the water.