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Miami International Boat Show
To boaters, any day on the water is the best day ever. If you can't be on the water, the next best thing must be intermingling among a sea of the nation's finest boats at The Miami International Boat Show. Now through Monday at the Miami Beach Convention Center, the event gives boaters the opportunity to bask in the shine of the sparkling vessel of their dreams, whether they buy it or not. It's also the one stop shop for America's 70 million recreational boaters to get a load of the latest gear. From sails to snorkels, marine lights to bait hooks, and inflatables to grand yachts, the boat show has everything you need to hit the water in style.
We're at the show all day Thursday and Friday to get you the best of the Miami International Boat Show. If you're going, consider this a preview. If you're only dreaming about it, let us be your eyes and ears on the ground. We'll be updating this page with the best of the boat show, so stay tuned!
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by Lauren Doyle on February 18, 2010 at 01:41PM
To be sure, there was a lot of muscle this year at the Miami International Boat show, from Statement! Marine's electric blue Vee Bottom speedster to high powered fishing vessles and larger-than-life glam yachts. But to check ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 14, 2010 at 07:20AM
President’s Day marks the final day of the Miami International Boat Show, so make sure you take advantage of the hundreds of vendors and marine exhibits before they’re gone till next year. Of these vendors, one ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 12, 2010 at 01:30PM
Look left immediately when you enter Strictly Sail, the wind-powered wing of the Miami International Boat Show, on the other side of the causeway at Sea Isle Marina on Bayshore Drive. Among the sailing hardware and angler ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 12, 2010 at 12:08PM
It’s a blustery day at Bayshore’s Sea Isle Marina, the site of Miami International Boat Show’s Strictly Sail exhibition, but not blustery enough to discourage these sailors to keep off the water. Rather, the chop ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 12, 2010 at 08:19AM
The upper deck of the boat show holds a bevy of goodies, but to really get your hands on a piece of fishing history make sure to stop by Ye Olde English Fly Shop. A purveyor of antique rods, reels, and even tackleboxes from ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 12, 2010 at 07:37AM
Art makes a grand appearance on the second floor of the Miami Convention Center this weekend in the form of billfish sculptures in wood, marine life tokens in decorative glass, and contemporary renderings of fish on ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 11, 2010 at 12:48PM
Good news for green boaters! (We’re talking eco-friendly, not seasick.) The Independence Green Yachts company has just announced that it joined forces with HB Marine, a leading developer of hydrogen-based power for the boating ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 11, 2010 at 12:03PM
While weaving between the glass and metal boating structures resting on kevlar and fiberglass hulls at the Miami International Boat Show, you'll stop in your tracks when you happen upon a series of the stunning boats made almost ... More »
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by Andrea Barrack on February 11, 2010 at 10:57AM
Among the simmer of oohs, aahs, and deal-making at the Miami International Boat Show, were club music bumps at the Statement! Marine booth. Among the dozens of regal white sportfishers and motorboats, Statement! Marine’s sharp ... More »
