An outdoor kitchen is today’s coolest place to cook. Way more than just a grill, it has everything you need to prep and serve a fabulous alfresco meal. And, because cooking outdoors is as much about socializing as cooking, it’s great for kicking back and relaxing too.
Lakefront Living – Fishing with kids
A lakeside cabin is an ideal place for a family to start fishing together because it offers many of the amenities of home (especially a kitchen and restroom) close to your fishing spot.
Lakefront Living – Boater’s Tool Kit
The ultimate boater’s tool kit is more than duct tape and a spare tank of gas. Here are a few handy items you should always have while underway.
Selling a Lakefront Home – The #1 Tip
It is a fundamental truth in today’s real estate market - your opinion of value, the Realtor's opinion of value and even the Buyer's opinion…are by and large irrelevant! The only opinion that validates pricing is the buyer's lender…per the bank’s appraisal prior to Closing.
Lakefront Living – The Right Dock for Your Waters
No matter whether you choose floating, standing or another type of dock, they all have one thing in common: They make life on the water more fun.
Lakefront Living – The “Gazeboat”!
Look! Out on the lake! It’s a boat! It’s a deck! It’s a … floating gazebo? Gene Luoma’s patented Gazeboat may not be faster than a speeding yacht. But the motorized craft is powerful enough to carry 20 or so family and friends onto little Lake Bernice.
Lakefront Living – Big Bass Fishing
Freshwater fishing in the United States is consistently similar all across the country. The fish are the same wherever you go and they all feed on basically the same things. But if you’re like me and just like to go fishing without having to get into the rocket science...
Lakefront Living – A Perfect Lake Boat
In the world of power-boating choices, it's hard to beat an 18 foot bow-rider for general lake living fun! Here's a good choice… The Stingray 185L bow-rider is like a Swiss Army Knife.
Lakefront Living – How To Slalom Ski
Water skiing is a fun and challenging sport with a loyal following. Regular water skiing requires balance on two skis, while slalom skiing is the act of skiing with two feet balanced on one ski. Check out these tips for taking on the water with a solo ski.
Lakefront Living – Water Skiing Basics
Water skiing has grown increasingly popular as a summer activity, with people flocking to lakes with skis and boat in tow. For the beginner, though, the thought of being towed behind a boat on a pair of skis can seem intimidating