While late-season fishing is still going strong in many parts of the country, for others this is the time of the year to start thinking about tucking their boats in for the winter. Of course, you shouldn’t just park it in the shed for 4–6 months without at least some preparation. Proper fuel stabilization and…
By Walker Smith Wired2fish recently conducted a survey for our friends at Sea Foam and the results were absolutely fascinating to study. Although it can seem like bass fishing is a rich man’s game at times, it was refreshing to see how many blue-collared anglers embrace older boats and motors. As they always say, the…
Asked if he’s ever run into engine trouble out on the water, pro bass angler Chad Morgenthaler pauses and laughs before responding. “I put thousands of hours each year on my rig and travel all over the nation to different bodies of water,” he says. “I have experienced just about every situation. Some of it…
John Gadbois of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, took home a brand-new Lund 1775 Adventure Sport boat this month as the winner of the Sea Foam Marine PRO Boat Sweepstakes. Sea Foam partnered with Fleet Farm on the giveaway to help introduce its new Marine PRO product, a fuel treatment specially formulated to help marine engines…
The Upper Midwest is boating country. Perhaps nobody knows that better than angling legend and Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame member Al Lindner, who calls Minnesota home. “The fact of the matter is that the Upper Midwest has the best multi-species freshwater fishing opportunities in the world,” Lindner says. Also a passionate Sea Foam ambassador,…
Sea Foam launches a new fuel treatment that is specially formulated for gasoline inboard and outboard marine engines….
Question: What’s in the 3 jars? Answer: Untreated E-0 gasoline. Why the difference? The difference between the 3 jars in the photo is the age and stability of the gasoline. Each jar contains E-0 gasoline (has zero percent ethyl alcohol) drawn from three different outboard engine tanks. The clear gasoline in Jar #1 is fresh and…
3 KEY TERMS & TIPS for Preparing Engines and Fuel Systems for Long-Term Storage*: *By long-term storage, we mean any fuel that won’t be utilized within 30 days from fuel purchase at the pump. #1 STABILIZE YOUR FUEL Adding Sea Foam Motor Treatment helps fuel to resist evaporation, preserves ignition vapors, and prevents the formation of gum…
‘Can & Hose’ to the rescue! Using the ‘Can & Hose’ method is an easy and cost-effective way to deliver a high cleaning concentration of Sea Foam Motor Treatment to an outboard’s intake and upper engine areas. It works fast and effective to: clean hydrocarbon residues from fuel injector passageways and carburetor circuits (needles, jets,…
SEA FOAM FOR FUEL SYSTEM CLEANING When cleaning a gasoline or diesel fuel system, it’s safe to add higher concentrations of Sea Foam Motor Treatment to fuel. In fact, the more Sea Foam you add to fuel, the greater the cleaning solvency. As stated at the end of the video, “Never be bashful when it comes to…
