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Slower speeds on the water will reduce fuel usage. |
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Proper use of trim tabs reduce drag, especially while accelerating up to planing speeds. |
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Minimize the amount of time that you idle at the dock |
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Minimize the use of onboard generators. |
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Use dock-side electrical power in lieu of generators. |
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Have a float plan so you know exactly where you’re going. |
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Make sure the hull is clean. |
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Don’t under-power your boat. It’s important you have enough motor to handle the load. |
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Check your propeller. If your boat is slow "out of the hole" or lacks top-end speed, you might have the wrong propeller. |
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A well-tuned engine uses less fuel. |
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Use the grade of gasoline specified by the engine manufacturer. |
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Visit DiscoverBoating.com for more helpful tips on reducing fuel usage. |
