What is heat stroke, and does it differ from heat exhaustion? Heat exhaustion develops quickly in the heat of summer, especially while boating in Florida’s intense heat. It can develop suddenly or worsen slowly over time and is often precipitated by dehydration and heavy sweating. Left untreated, heat exhaustion can develop into heatstroke, which is […]
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Maybe you’re not an experienced boater and it’s the first time you’ve been in control of the vessel, or maybe you haven’t boated in the area recently and you’re wondering if boating customs have changed. Have no fear; even the saltiest Floridians don’t expect you to understand every nuance of boating etiquette. However, if you […]
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Choosing the perfect boat to reserve for your outing with 321 can seem daunting. After all, we have the biggest fleet in Central Florida, with around 30 boats currently available. So how do you know which one will best suit your unique circumstances? The two main factors that influence our decision when we’re taking a […]
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A float plan is an essential part of planning a boating trip that lets people know what your plans are in case of emergency. Since the Indian River Lagoon is a popular boating area and every vessel in our fleet is kept in tip-top shape, the likelihood of you needing one when you boat with […]
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Looking for ways to prevent your next boat trip from ending in misery due to seasickness? We’ve got some great remedies that will quell your nausea thanks to our years on the water. Some of these tips have been used by sailors for hundreds of years. First, it may help you to understand why people […]
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Choosing the perfect personal flotation device can seem confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ll share some quick tips for staying safe while you have fun on the water with properly fitted and comfortable life jackets.
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Do I need a license to rent and operate a boat in Florida? The short answer is no; the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, which regulates boating, does not require a “boating license”. However, it does require that you be familiar with boating safety, which can be demonstrated in different ways. Florida boating regulations […]
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Part of the joy of boating is taking in the scenery, but as a captain you don’t often have the luxury of soaking up your surroundings as you’re operating your vessel. But, when you’re ready to relax, throw a cast, or explore one of the many spoiler islands in the Indian River Lagoon you’ll need […]
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At 321 Boat Club we care very much about the Indian River Lagoon. The health of one of the most unique estuaries in the world is very important to us, which is why every year at the beginning of summer we like to remind our members of ways that they can help preserve this delicate […]
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Boating on the Indian River Lagoon is a great way to spend the day. You can take part in several different activities such as swimming, fishing, and water sports while exploring the most biodiverse estuary in North America. You can also stop off at one of the 137 spoil islands for lunch or to view […]
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One of the most important aspects of boating is docking a boat. For beginners, this can be a difficult process which will get better with experience. As a novice, it’s likely that you’ll make mistakes to begin with but here are 11 tips to help you become a master. Don’t Approach a Pier Faster Than You’re […]
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