Raymarine Pro Ambassador Capt. Eddie Muñiz recently fished the waters near Fort Jefferson National Park. Thank you to Capt. Eddie for supplying us with the following account of his trip.

We all have certain places in this beautiful world of ours that we have been to, or would love to go to, that have an aura that is beyond explanation or description. I think that fisherman specially have some or a lot of these places. Some may say the remote locations of the eastern Bahamas, while others will talk about the deep waters of the pacific or perhaps even the tranquil backcountry of the everglades and flamingo. For me though there is no other place that personifies this more than the amazing waters, and islands, of our Fort Jefferson National park and the waters of the Dry Tortugas. Read more…

“My Raymarine equipment has helped me take my fishing to a new level. The strength of 1kw transducer allows me to spot bait holding near the bottom that my old system would not have seen. The resolution allows me to see fish very clearly in all water columns. The satellite weather provides the information I need to fish where the fish are holding and warns me when it’s time to head in due to changing weather conditions.” Read more…

Raymarine’s new G-Series Navigation system made it’s North American debut recently at the 2007 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, and onboard a new Ocean Yachts 65′ Odyssey.

Rigged specifically to showcase the stunning power and performance of G-Series and Raymarine’s exclusive Super High Definition Digital Radar, this Ocean 65 is setup as a 4 display system utilizing a pair of G170 Marine Displays inboard as well as a pair of G120 marine displays mounted outboard. The G-Series marine displays are perfectly suited for this Ocean 65 footer’s bright pilothouse environment, and would be equally suitable for installation outdoors in a full-sunlight environment too. Read more…