Monday, October 10, 2016
Beacon Point Marine celebrates 25 years in CT
Powering Memories
Beacon Point Marine celebrates 25 years of helping boaters in
Connecticut.
Few activities can have an impact on a person’s life quite
like boating. When a person becomes a boater, a whole new world opens up. They
can spend leisurely days on the water exploring the coast or traveling to new
ports. They get to experience the excitement that comes from battling large
fish offshore. They can bond with friends over watersports or evenings spent
socializing onboard. And, for some, they get the satisfaction of sharing this
new world with their children or grandchildren.
For 25 years, Connecticut’s Beacon Point Marine has been
introducing friends and neighbors to the boating community. And, as they
celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2016, they are just as committed and
enthusiastic about helping boaters as they were on Day One.
Beacon Point Marine is a certified Clean Marina and 5-Star
Dealership with locations in Cos Cob and Shelton, Connecticut. Northeast
anglers have come to appreciate Beacon Point for their extensive selection of
new and quality pre-owned sportfishing boats from some of the best brands
around. They carry world-class Scout Boats, known for their innovative luxury
center console and dual console fishing boats. Beacon Point also carries the intelligently
designed and excellent fishing vessels from Sea Fox, featuring models such as
their Commander, Traveler, and Voyager. They
also offer affordable fishing boats from Carolina Skiff and, for the exceptional
social experience, Premier Pontoons.
Additionally, Beacon Point Marine is a full-service marine
company with a professional tech certified service department committed to
helping boaters. They can tackle engine work on outboard motors from Yamaha,
Mercury and Suzuki. Both facilities offer summer slips and winter storage, haul
outs, shrink wrap, fiberglass, electronics and more. And their Cos Cob location
– home to the beautiful Greenwich Water Club – offers a gas dock and pumpout.
To find out for yourself why Beacon Point Marine has become
a fixture of the Northeast boating scene over these last 25 years, visit their
website at BeaconPointMarine.com.
Beacon Point Marine
Cos Cob, Connecticut
Contact: Karen Piscitelli
(203) 661-4033; kpiscitelli@beaconpointmarine.com
Cos Cob, Connecticut
Contact: Karen Piscitelli
(203) 661-4033; kpiscitelli@beaconpointmarine.com
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Children Should Wear Life Jackets on Boats - It's the Law
The U.S. Coast Guard's Boating Safety Division reminds all parents that their children should wear life jackets at all times while on board. Just like they wear bike helmets, they should put on their life jackets.The coast guard says parents mistakenly believe they can dive into the water and rescue a child if an emergency occurs. This misconception is dangerous because:
- You may not notice when the kid falls overboard
- The child may not surface immediately
- It can be difficult to spot a child in the water, especially if the boat is moving.
In Connecticut, effective Oct. 1, 2008, all children ages 12 or less are required to wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket while a vessel is underway, unless the child is below deck or in an enclosed cabin.
Let's keep the young 'uns safe on the water!
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