See Clearly at Night: FLIR M364C Thermal Cameras for Marine Use
FLIR M364C thermal cameras offer stabilized pan-tilt imaging for marine vessels. Compare 9Hz vs. 30Hz and standard vs. long-range models to find the right fit for your boat.
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Welcome to Egret’s Log — the official journal from the team at Egret Marine.
This is where we share practical insights, hands-on reviews, and real-world advice on marine electronics and boat accessories. From choosing the right fishfinder and radar system to installing Attwood gear and maintaining your boat, every post is written to help you make smarter decisions on the water.
Whether you’re a weekend angler, serious offshore boater, or just looking to upgrade your electronics, consider this your trusted logbook for everything that keeps you safe, informed, and equipped. New entries added regularly — pull up a seat and stay a while.
FLIR M364C thermal cameras offer stabilized pan-tilt imaging for marine vessels. Compare 9Hz vs. 30Hz and standard vs. long-range models to find the right fit for your boat.
Why Understanding Your Boat's Electrical System Matters Most boat problems that aren't mechanical are electrical. A dead battery, a blown fuse, a corroded connection, or an improperly wired accessory can...
A complete parent's guide to choosing the right life jacket for children — USCG rules, sizing by weight, must-have safety features, top picks, and care tips.
Everything you need to know about choosing a life jacket for your dog — buoyancy, fit, sizing, top brands, and how to get your pup comfortable wearing one on the...
A beginner-friendly guide to marine electronics — covering chartplotters, VHF radios, depth finders, AIS, and how to build the right onboard electronics setup.
A complete guide to marine safety gear for first-time boaters — covering life jackets, EPIRBs, flares, MOB devices, fire extinguishers, and everything required by the U.S. Coast Guard.
Why You Need a Battery Monitor on Your Boat A voltmeter tells you what your battery voltage is right now. A battery monitor tells you how much usable energy is...
Why a Magnetic Compass Still Matters GPS chartplotters are indispensable, but a magnetic compass is your fail-safe when electronics go dark — dead battery, blown fuse, or water intrusion. Every...
Why Every Boat Needs a VHF Radio A marine VHF (Very High Frequency) radio is one of the most important pieces of safety equipment on any boat. It's your primary...
Why CO and Propane Alarms Are Non-Negotiable Carbon monoxide (CO) is the leading cause of boating fatalities that don't involve drowning. It's colorless, odorless, and can incapacitate a person within...
A properly installed transducer is the foundation of accurate sonar on your bass boat. This complete guide covers mounting methods, location selection, depth settings, cable routing, water testing, and the...
A properly built NMEA 2000 network lets your chartplotter, GPS, AIS, and instruments share data seamlessly. Here's how to plan and build one.
Marine electrical systems demand corrosion-resistant, properly rated components. Here's a practical overview of terminal blocks, switches, and cables for boat wiring.
Carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and life jackets are non-negotiable safety gear for any boat. Here's what to know before you buy.