Seattle Boat Show Offers 200+ Seminars

Seattle Boat Show

The Seattle Boat Show, Indoors + Afloat, is the West Coast's Largest Boat Show, featuring more than 1,000 recreational watercraft, seminars and the latest accessories indoors at CenturyLink Field, plus afloat on South Lake Union.

A popular feature with hundreds of boaters, the show features more than 200 boating and fishing seminars. To learn more about the seminar series visit:  www.seattleboatshow.com/seminar-schedule.html   On this page you will find the entire list of free boating seminars. You can search by topic, speaker's name and more. Topics cover a huge range of issues of interest including Plastic in the Marine Environment, Anchoring Basics, Cold Water Safety, Diesel Engine Essentials, Select the Best Boat for You, Intro to Marine Radar and many more.
 
The Seattle Boat Show runs from Friday, January 25 to Sunday, February 3, 2013

Seattle Boat Show logoFor details and ticket info, visit:  www.seattleboatshow.com

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