New Jersey Outboards will be at the Atlantic City Boat Show from February 1st-5th with one of the largest displays we have ever had.  We will be located in booths H1 and H21.  We will be bringing Sea Hunt, Hurricane’s, Godfrey Pontoons (Sanpan, Aquapatio, and Sanpan), as well as Steiger Crafts.  There will be a raffle for a free Pontoon boat conducted by the Atlantic City Boat Show and New Jersey Outboards at the entrance of the show.  This will be a great year so please come out and support us.  Below is a link to 30 % off admission for the show……….print as many as you want give them to friends.  Let’s make this a great show.  Thank you and hope to see you there.

DISCOUNT CLICK THIS LINK FOR 30%OFF OF ADMISSION MAKING IT ONLY $10.

New Jersey Outboards will be attending the Huddy Park In-Water Boat Show in Downtown Toms River.

The show is located at:

Huddy Park

Corner of E. Water Street and Rt. 166

The Show starts on Friday September 30th and ends on Sunday October 2nd.

Show Hours:

Friday      Noon-6 PM

Saturday 9 AM-6 PM

Sunday 9 AM-6 PM

Fun For The Entire Family!

Fall 2011 Jersey Shore Boat Sale & Expo

September 23 – 25, 2011

Located at First Energy Park - Home of the Lakewood BlueClaws

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

FREE CHILDREN’S BOATING SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 
Taught by New Jersey Boating Safety Classes. njboat.org

These free ½ hour classes will include information on boating safety for children using a boating safety coloring book making it a fun and exciting learning experience! Each child will receive a PFD Panda Award Certificate indicating they promise to use a life jacket when heading out on to the water. Children will also learn about how to take care of the environment and how to keep our waterways clean. Ages 4-10

Classes for ages 4 to 10 will be held on Saturday, September 24 and Sunday, September 25 at 12 pm, 1 pm and 2 pm. Pre-registration is encouraged but not required. To sign up for the class, please contact 732-292-1051 or email csimkins@mtanj.org and include the class that you wish to take and the child’s name and age.

BRING THE KIDS to THE KIDS COVE
Sponsored by The Fisherman

The Jersey Shore Boat Sale & Expo will again have the wildly popular Kids Cove, sponsored by The Fisherman Magazine and it will keep the younger generation of boaters enthralled with the marine and boating lifestyle.

New for this year, Jenkinson’s Aquarium located in Point Pleasant, will have touch tanks and displays for the children to get a hands-on experience of marine life. They will also have craft projects to keep the future generation of boater busy and happy.

And members of the Fishermen’s Conservation Association will be on hand to teach kids how to tie basic fishing knots, how to snell a hook and how to cast.

There also will be games to entertain the kids.

Please click here for promotional flier.

We rented billboard boat advertisers to drive up and down Belmar beach for memorial day.  We also sold them the boat they were using : )

New Jersey Outboards is teaming up with Steiger Craft to sell there wonderful boat.  Here is some information on the company and they have a brand new website you can check out here:

www.steigercraft.com

Check out this video on us bottom painting a pontoon with the tough stough made by sea hawk.  At New Jersey Outboards were always looking for better product and trying to get our customers the best protection.

Check out the new video and page that shows the delivery process here at New Jersey Outboards.

Here’s the page

http://njoutboards.com/the-njob-delivery-process/

Here’s the video

Check out our used boat video page now. http://njoutboards.com/used-boat-video-page/

This is a super clean boat and a great buy. It’s priced to sell at $29,995 and is packed with options. This boat has a F250 Yamaha four stroke outboard with only 320 hrs. on it. It comes with canvas for the engine, leaning post and backrest. It has a t top with rocket launchers, pump out head, and lockable rod storage, it also has digital gauges and a raymarine c80 gps/DF/FF combo unit. This boat won’t last call today at 732-505-3002 and ask for Glenn.

Hurricane Sundeck Sport boat package giveaway

Enter for your chance to win at the Atlantic City Boat Show February 2-6! One lucky person will be the winner of a 2011 Hurricane Sundeck Sport SS188 powered by Yamaha F115TXR outboard engine and a galvanized Load Rite Roller Trailer (value at more than $27,000), compliments of New Jersey Outboards of Bayville, NJ. (Visit them at the show in space F21).

You can enter for your chance to win this great boat at space A3 of the show.

Get an extra 2 years and the option to buy a prorated 3rd year of extended warranty when purchasing an engine or new boat or choose money back in credit.

ELIGIBLE OUTBOARDS FOUR STROKES 3 YR. LTD. WARRANTY +2 YEAR Y.E.S.† † Y.E.S. value based on MSRP OR DEALERSHIP CREDIT Towards the purchase of goods/services 300-350 HP 5.3 Liter V8 Free! A $2500 value or $2000 based on MSRP 250-300 HP 4.2 Liter V6 Free! A $2300 value or $1500 based on MSRP 250 HP 3.3 Liter V6 Free! A $2300 value or $1500 based on MSRP 225 HP 4.2 Liter V6 Free! A $1800 value or $1250 based on MSRP 225 HP 3.3 Liter V6 Free! A $1800 value or $1250 based on MSRP 200 HP 4.2 Liter V6 Free! A $1800 value or $1000 based on MSRP 200 HP 3.3 Liter V6 Free! A $1800 value or $1000 based on MSRP 150 HP Free! A $1125 value or $1000 based on MSRP 115 HP Free! A $950 value or $750 based on MSRP 60-90 HP Free! A $725 value or $500 based on MSRP 30-50 HP Free! A $450 value or $300 based on MSRP 20-25 HP Free! A $330 value or $200 based on MSRP 8-15 HP Free! A $170 value or $150 based on MSRP 2.5-6 HP Free! A $170 value or $125 based on MSRP

*Offer Valid from December 1, 2010–March 31, 2011. See your authorized participating Yamaha Outboard Dealer today for details! Other restrictions and conditions apply. *PROGRAM TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Consumer benefit for purchasing a new (unused not previously warranty registered) eligible Yamaha 2.5 to 350 HP four stroke outboard is choice of either a 24-month Yamaha Extended Service contract (choice offered in Florida is a 24-month Yamaha Limited Warranty), or a credit based on M.S.R.P. towards the purchase of goods and/or services at the authorized participating dealer that sold the outboard, at no extra cost to consumer. NO BENEFIT SUBSTITUTIONS. To be eligible, outboards must also have been manufactured since April 2005. Promotion is only applicable from authorized participating Yamaha Outboard dealers in the U.S.A. sold to purchasing consumers residing in the U.S.A. Promotion is limited to available stock in dealer inventory that is sold, PDI completed, delivered and warranty registered on Y.M.B.S. by the dealer in accordance with Yamaha’s Promotion and warranty registration requirements during applicable dates. No model substitutions, benefit substitutions, extensions or rain checks will be allowed. Outboards sold or provided for commercial, camp, resort, rental, promotional/demo, government agency, competition, tournament or sponsorship use are not eligible. This promotion cannot be used in conjunction with any other Yamaha offer. Some exceptions may apply. See authorized participating Yamaha dealer for complete details. Yamaha reserves the right to change or cancel this Promotion at any time. Other restrictions and conditions apply. REMEMBER to always observe all applicable boating laws. Never drink and drive. Dress properly with a USCG approved personal floatation device and protective gear. © 2010 Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A. All rights reserved.

This is a great video showing a boat being taken off the load and prepped before it even reaches the lot.  If you ever wondered what was involved with prep and freight and why you have to pay that on your new boat here is a little look at just one part.  What is missing is the boat being loaded from the factory and delivered to us than us taking it off of that truck and obviously all the prep to get it ready for the new owner once it is purchased.

Here’s it from the view of the fork lift.  Great shot.

This is a customer appreciation deal for new and old customers.  New Jersey Outboards is cutting prices across the board for your winter storage and winterization needs.

Take 50% off of winter storage with purchase of winterization and spring launch and take another additional 10% off of winterization.

Call today for details and print these coupons out.

732.505.3002

Here is the link for this content there is more links to more information on there site.

http://www.powercatgroup.com/cat-myths

and check out what all the experts say and their videos here:

http://www.powercatgroup.com/experts-say

Cat Myth 1

Cats don’t track well in a following sea.

A lot of boaters worry that driving a cat boat isn’t relaxing, because they think they’ll have to constantly watch the sea and where they’re going. This just isn’t true. A catamaran is much better than a monohull in a following sea, as a mono will plow into the front wave as they come down, then turn or pitch-pull when they plow into this next wave. But cats are more bouyant in the bow, almost removing this worry.

Trim properly and a following sea is no problem Not all cats sneeze | Cats best boat in a head sea | Cat boats are weak and can break in half???? | Trailering a cat is easy | Tiger by the Tail |

Cat Myth 2

Power catamarans don’t look like a traditional boat.

Every boater is aware that Australians and New Zealanders know their boats. And catamarans aren’t ugly to them: despite a much smaller population, there are four times more power catamarans in Australia and New Zealand than there are here. They know that the smoothness of the ride, especially in their infamously rough water, is superior to any monohull’s.

Cat Myth 3

Cats are awkward to drive and hard to get used to.

Some customers believe that it’s too difficult to learn how to drive a power catamaran, and they worry that they’ll never get used to the awkwardness. But cats are incredibly simple to operate: once you learn the basics of keeping a proper trim you’ll be 90% of the way to being an expert. Experienced boaters will tell you that learning to drive a catamaran was easy…and they’ll never go back to a monohull.

Cat Handling Analysis | Is it Tough to Drive a Cat?

Cat Myth 4

Cats always turn outboard and can throw you from the boat.

One of the worst lies that monohull dealers tell consumers interested in a power catamaran is that they will get thrown from the boat, especially if they need to turn sharply at high speeds. While it’s true that at slow speeds and slow turns, our boats do tend to lean slightly outboard, the effect is so minor no one’s in any danger of ending up in the water. At high speeds, however, power catamarans bank inboard, just like a monohull.

Cats lean inboard like a mono at high speeds | Cats lean inboard…running photage

Cat Myth 5

Cats have trouble drifting in beam seas and can tip.

Many boaters believe that because catamarans have two hulls close together, the boats have a violent rock when drifting, and are even in danger of tipping. In fact, it’s just the opposite: the twin-hull design allows for a smoother drift in beam seas, one that settles much faster than a monohull. As for tipping, the PowerCat Group associates with dozens, if not hundreds, of lifelong boaters, and none of us have ever heard of a single catamaran tipping over.

Adrift in a Beam Sea

Cat Myth 6

Cats can’t handle rough seas.

Some customers have the impression that cats are fine in three to five feet seas, but only monohulls can handle seas over six feet. Monohull dealers don’t clear up this myth, of course, and say that cats are great in a bay but not in rough seas. We’re not sure where this myth got started–maybe from racing cats, an entirely different craft–but it’s just flat out wrong: catamarans are superior in every way in rough seas. For milenia, fishermen have trusted the twin hull design to get them through big seas.

Mono-hulls can’t compete in big seas

Cat Myth 7

Experienced boaters prefer monohulls.

Customers are often told that when it comes to experienced boaters, they prefer monohulls over catamarans. Some dealers even hint that buying a catamaran is buying a dying breed of boat. But the truth is that boaters with experience with both kinds of crafts almost always prefer cats. In Australia, a country that knows its boats, catamarans are a whopping 45% of the market. The PowerCat Group’s customer base is made up of experienced boaters who understand the advantages of a catamaran: 76% of them have owned three or more boats, and they choose a power catamaran.

Cat Myth 8

The build quality of cats are bad and the companies are poorly managed.

Power catamarans are a niche product in the US, and some consumers have negative feelings about niches, thinking that niche products can’t be as high-quality as mainstream ones. But the PowerCat Group was specifically founded to create a modern boat company that deliberately went against boating industry practices like inbreeding and fear of change. We utilize innovative and cutting-edge materials, processes, designs, and management techniques to build the highest quality boats on the water. PowerCat Group is expertly managed by experienced executives, and has grown even in tough markets.

Cat Myth 9

Cats angle or pitch for no reason.

Boaters are often told that the main weakness of the twin hull design is that the two hulls fight each other for dominance, each one pulling in opposite directions. In fact, some dealers claim that you can’t even hold a cup on a catamaran because you’re so busy fighting the wheel. The truth is nowhere close. Though catamarans are different boats from monohulls, with a unique handling all their own, learning to drive a catamaran is much easier than driving a conventional boat.

Cat Myth 10

Cats can flip in rough seas.

Most people’s first experience with power catamarans is watching the exciting racing catamarans on TV…and watching the dramatic crashes. But a racing catamaran is as different from our cats as an Indycar is from a luxury sedan. Simply put: power catamarans don’t flip over in rough seas or anywhere else. One of our expert bloggers, Dean Travis Clark, recently took a 26′ cat from the Midway Islands to Hawaii, a trip that regularly featured eighteen foot seas. Try riding one of those in a 26′ monohull!

Not all cats sneeze

Cat Myth 11

Cats are bad in a head sea.

Customers are often told that catamarans have a history of bad performance in a head sea, making the ride uncomfortable or even dangerous. But in fact, thanks to the twin-hull design, catamarans actually perform better in head seas, compared to monohulls. The secret is how the unique hull design handles displacement.

Cats best boat in a head sea

Cat Myth 12

There’s no resale value and no market for traded cat boats

Another topic monohull dealers mislead potential customers on is resell value for catamarans. They claim that if customers buy a cat they’ll be losing too much money, because they’ll never be able to sell it. And it’s true, you rarely see a used power catamaran…but only because owners love their boats so much they never want to sell them! Of all the power catamarans sold in the last 10 years, only 4% are available for resale. With so few used boats on the market, the resale value of these boats is actually quite high.

Cat Myth 13

Cats are hard to trailer.

Because of the unique twin-hull design of the power catamaran, boaters often wonder how easy it is to trailer them. Aren’t they difficult to load on a trailer? Can’t they be a complicated to drive down the road? As with so many of the previous myths, the truth to this one is the exact opposite: the twin hulls actually make the boats easier to trailer and easier to transport. Every catamaran trailer has a tracking pad that guides the hulls as you load or unload the boat. The unique design of the power catamaran creates less air resistance when on the move, meaning the boat is not only more fuel efficient on the water…it’s more fuel-efficient on land, too!

Trailering a cat is easy | Tiger by the Tail

Cat Myth 14

Cat boats are weak and can break in half.

Of all the myths you hear about cat boats, this one is the most outrageous. There are rumors that, because of the twin hull design, cat boats are weak and prone to breaking in half. This simply isn’t true…no one we’ve worked with or talked to has ever heard of a cat boat breaking in half. At the PowerCat Group, we’ve done every test we could think of to disprove this. We’ve put poles down the center with weights on each side, we’ve put a cat boat on blocks with weights in the center…we’ve even dropped a boat from fifty feet! And each test had the same result: none of the boats came anywhere close to breaking.

Cat boats are weak and can break in half????

Don Hannon of Toms River, NJ is our big prize winner from the Huddy Park In-Water Boat Show.  Thank you Don and enjoy your new GPS.

Thank you to everyone who came out and made the show a success.  We will definitely be doing it again next year…………..even bigger and better.  It was definitely a good time and we got to meet some great people.

COME JOIN US IN BEAUTIFUL HUDDY PARK IN DOWNTOWN TOMS RIVER FOR FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.  SEA-TRIALS AVAILABLE.

New Jersey Outboards will be attending The Strictly Jersey Boat Show in Cape May as seen below:

From now until the end of the month get a free 1,000 dollar gift card when purchasing a boat from NJ Outboards.  If you were gonna buy a boat anyway now has never been a better time to buy.  Call for details….. anyone can qualify.

Click here to hear the new radio ad and details!!!

Always wanted a boat, but thought you couldn’t afford one?  Well for a limited time, buy your boat from New Jersey Outboards, and drive it for FREE all season long!  Buy a boat, walk away with $1000 visa gift card valid for fuel, supplies or anything you want!! Due to the bad weather, Incredible incentives are being held over from the recent boat shows, including 6 year warranties on yamaha engines!!!. Plus did we mention …$1000 gift card! New Jersey Outboards invites you to Stop into there showroom on Rt 9 in Bayville and check out the great deals. Choose from names like Sweetwater, Sea Hunt, Atlantic, World Cat  and Hurricane.  And if you have a trade in, New Jersey Outboards will give you top dollar. So don’t miss the boat! Get your$1000 gift card  before their all gone! New Jersey Outboards…105 Rt 9 In Bayville, or call 732-505-3002

Customer is responsible for prep and freight…

promotion valid on boat show pricing only, any other deals or offers will make this promotion void.)

Worldcat has a new forum on their new site here’s the link. I will put the link in a couple of spots in our website.  Or chat is up right here, just sign up and leave a comment. and we’ll start a Cat discussion right now.

http://forums.worldcat.com/

Hi everyone,

We are very excited to welcome everyone to our new site. We’ve upgraded our sites looks and usability. We hope you enjoy it. We will be working on it over the next couple of months so bear with us if everything isn’t perfect yet. The Galleries will be put together the next few weeks thats. Please partake in our new blogs, where you can find some very useful information as well as deals. Everyone’s comments are important to us and we hope you can add to our site. We also have a new marine online store where you can purchase any products you want without leaving the house. Any suggestions are welcome. We have created pages with entire online brochures as well as all yamaha performance charts available. We also have a live chat feature that you will be able to access when the store is open. Thank you for your time.

NJ Outboards

Check this out guys the new World Cat 320 CC.  Looks awesome.  Let me know what you think? Leave a comment!!