Fun Ways to Spend Time on the Water this Summer

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The heat of summer is here and there’s no better way to spend a warm day than out on the water! Our boat lift controls company wants to help offer some inspiration of fun new ways you can stay entertained this summer. Firstmate Controls can help you get out on the water faster to enjoy one (or more) of these awesome boating activities!


Cove Out

Coving out is one of the best ways to spend time soaking up the sun and truly living the lake or river life! Have a good old fashioned picnic on the beach along the shoreline or throw your anchor and float while you enjoy a meal. Pack all your essentials for lunch and find a spot to set up a picnic. Who knows? It may become your new favorite place to stop!

Cast a Line

Spend the day visiting different fishing spots, or you can simply drop anchor at a new spot to see what you can catch. You never know, you may stumble upon a sweet spot and catch some of the biggest fish you've ever caught! But even if you don't come home with a prize fish, the day is not wasted when you get to spend time on the water casting a line.

Get Active

Going out on the boat doesn't have to mean just sitting on the boat. There are plenty of adventurous water sports you can partake in to amp up the excitement for all! Hook up a towable like a tube or a wakeboard and make a competition out of how long each family member can stay on. Try your hand at the latest rage – wake skating. No matter how you get active on the water, it’s sure to create some lasting memories for your boating crew!

Dine Out

There are many amazing restaurants located along the water. Whether you’re boating at a lake or up the river, make plans to dine at your favorite waterfront restaurants to experience something new. Enjoy the breathtaking views as you dine in style!

How are you going to spend your time out on the water this summer? Learning a new watersport? Enjoying your favorite waterfront restaurants? No matter how you choose to spend your time, we know you’re itching to get out on the water in a hurry. Don’t waste any time when you have a convenient remote control for your boat lift! Contact Firstmate Controls today to order yours and get to enjoying what’s left of the summer!


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Labadie, MO 63055

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