Author Archives: Holt Marine

Boating is one of the best hobbies there is. Whether you’re fishing, swimming, skiing, or just sightseeing, a day on the water is hard to beat. But it takes some preparation. When you’re on the water, you’re in charge of … Continue reading →

Storms can cause untold damage, both on land and on the water. Of course, waiting out a storm is easy enough with the right preparation. But what can you do to secure your exposed boat in a storm? There are … Continue reading →

So you’ve seen the boat of your dreams. It’s up for sale, and it’s got a few years under its belt. But it’s more stunning than anything you’ve seen on the water. Do you buy it? Well, maybe. But before … Continue reading →

A hot boat engine is bad news for several reasons. Firstly, if your engine is too hot it means you’re not going anywhere in a hurry. If you’re lucky, and your boat engine still works despite overheating, you’ll need to … Continue reading →

Before any fishing trip, it’s vital to know what you’re chasing. Whether it’s an everyday staple or a trophy fish, you need to know which techniques, tackle, and times to fish. The same is true of fishing in the Brisbane … Continue reading →

Boating with kids is one of the most rewarding ways to spend time on the water. But, as with all activities, you need to be mindful of safety. At the end of the day, not every boating expedition will be … Continue reading →

Boat maintenance is absolutely vital. Good maintenance can be the difference between getting out next time the weather’s good, and getting caught out at the ramp. More importantly, though, good maintenance is what gets you home after a solid day … Continue reading →

Buying a boat is a great way to tap the untapped freedom of our coastlines. But buying a boat is only one part of the equation; what about buying a trailer? Buying a boat trailer is just as important. Most … Continue reading →

The Brisbane River offers more fishing opportunities than a lot of people realise. In fact, we reckon it’s a great spot to find some of the biggest and hardest fighting fish in southeast Queensland. So take a look at these … Continue reading →