A sailboat is a boat that is propelled either partly or completely by the use of sails.  Sailboats come in a variety of sizes and there are many different types such as:  Sloop, Cutter, Catboat, Ketch, Schooner, Yawl, Dhoni and Hull.  Sailing is a popular recreational activity that is both relaxing and an exciting way to enjoy the water and the outdoors.
Le Comte Medalist Sailboat Turn Key for 2010 Season!
 Le Comte Medalist Sailboat Turn Key for 2010 Season!
$25,000.00
33-5 Racing Performance Cruiser
 33-5 Racing Performance Cruiser
$6,700.00
always freshwater sloop Coronado 35
 always freshwater sloop Coronado 35
$6,300.00
1980 CATALINA 30 SLOOP
 1980 CATALINA 30 SLOOP
$2,805.00
Bristol 32'
 Bristol 32'
$202.50
Some boating rules and regulations in the state of Michigan include: no child under the age of 12 may operate a boat with a motor of more than 6 horsepower, children under the age of 6 must wear a life vest, no littering in any of Michigan’s freshwaters and powering a boat onto a trailer is strictly prohibited as it is destroying the boat ramps.

Michigan Fishing

  • The State of Michigan is surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes—the world's largest freshwater lakes. These Great Lakes constitute 90% of the United State's fresh surface water. Michigan has approximately 3,288 miles of Great Lakes coastline; has more than 10,000 inland lakes and ponds; and is interwoven by a 35,000-mile web of freshwater rivers, streams, and wetlands. Accordingly, Michigan leads the nation for registered boats.