You can search for open slips, even last minute, throughout a multitude of regions including the Gulf Coast, Atlantic ICW, Chesapeake Bay, Florida’s East Coast and Keys, the Caribbean, Mexico, the Northeast, The Great Lakes, California, the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii.
This super convenient slip finder app is veteran owned, and incredibly useful, especially for the south-for-the-winter intercoastal wanderlust types. Truly, a boater’s app if there ever was one. It also provides anglers with tools to scout out holes and inlets, as well as monitoring cold fronts in addition to allowing you to save your best spots with unlimited markers. iNavX conveniently provides boaters with forecasts on currents, winds, and swells. It’s great for sailors because you can not only plan routes with waypoint and route management, but also obtain GRIB weather forecasts and then keep watch with AIS overlays and integration with your current onboard systems. Now in the latest development, you can also use iNavX Professional+ charts, which offer both worldwide and country-specific coverage. This app offers worldwide chart coverage from all the best providers, including Navionics, Blue Latitude, Explorer, Theyr Weather, Waterway Guide and more. Be warned, though, that as with most government services, it’s technological component is left… wanting. And what counts as we begin the 2022 boating season is that as regulations change – and they do! – the app includes the latest updates. Additionally, the app will help you determine what safety equipment you are required to carry by law and offers recommendations on additional safety measures based on your boat size and type.
You can identify boating safety laws, requirements and resources available in your home state, as well as request a vessel safety check from the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. This app will provide you with 24/7 access to the most necessary and commonly requested resources for the recreational boating public.
Well, it’s no surprise this official app of the US Coast Guard makes about every list of its kind in the country. Photo courtesy of United States Coast Guard. The USCG app will help you stay updated on the latest regs and rules.
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