Did someone say NEW PRODUCTS? Just in time for the holidays and the cooler weather, we are excited to announce that we have restocked and added over 20 new products to our gear store. What are you adding to your cart?

All orders placed by December 16th will arrive before Christmas.

If you’re seeing this, use code NEWSLETTER for 10% off your order (Only valid for the first 10 people to use the code).

The all-new World Cat 400DC-X Island debuted in late October at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Featuring abundant space and storage, luxurious appointments, and unmatched performance and stability, this newest addition to our dual console line-up provides the sophisticated island escape boaters crave.

BD Outdoors in Southern California

World Cat and 50 North Yacht Sales recently teamed up with BD Outdoors to capture some exciting fishing action aboard a World Cat 325CC. They hit the SoCal waters to showcase the incredible World Cat stability and performance that’s perfect for the local fishing scene.

Jonathan Medrano of Huntington Beach, CA

We could brag about our catamarans all day long, but we’d rather let you hear from our incredible family of World Cat owners!

Hop on board a World Cat 325CC, with owner Jonathan Medrano, and check out all the features an avid fisherman from Huntington Beach, CA loves about his catamaran.

Want to share your own World Cat story? Submit a testimonial to [email protected]. Pictures and video are always appreciated!

Cold-Weather Boating Gear:

Essentials for Staying Warm & Safe on the Water

Boating in winter weather can be an incredibly rewarding experience, offering quiet waters, serene landscapes, and fewer crowds. However, to fully enjoy the beauty of winter boating, staying warm and dry is essential. Proper cold-weather gear not only enhances comfort but also ensures safety in potentially harsh conditions. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the essential gear you’ll need to stay warm and safe while navigating cold waters.

Insulated Waterproof Clothing: Waterproof clothing is handy in any boating season, but in winter, insulation becomes critical. The combination of cold temperatures and water exposure can lead to hypothermia if you're not prepared. Choose high-quality insulated waterproof jackets and pants that are designed for extreme conditions.

Thermal Layers: While waterproof clothing keeps the elements out, layering is essential for trapping body heat. The key to thermal layering is versatility. You can easily remove or add layers depending on your activity level and changes in weather.

Insulated Boots: Cold, wet feet can quickly turn a boating trip into an uncomfortable experience. Investing in high-quality, insulated, and waterproof boots is smart for cold-weather boating. Don’t forget thick, moisture-wicking socks made of wool or synthetic fibers for additional warmth and dryness.

Gloves and Hats: Keeping your extremities warm is just as important as protecting your core. In cold weather, your hands and head are often the first areas to lose heat, making gloves and hats crucial.

Other Tips for Staying Warm, Dry, and Comfortable on the Water

Stay Dry: Water is the enemy of warmth. Ensure that every piece of gear you wear is waterproof, and avoid getting wet whenever possible. Keep a towel or extra dry layers on board in case you need to change.

Move Around: Physical activity generates body heat. If you start to feel cold, move around, whether it’s handling lines, steering, or simply walking around the boat.

Bring a Thermos: A hot drink can provide an instant boost of warmth. Keep a thermos filled with tea, coffee, or hot chocolate to sip throughout your trip.

Cold-weather boating can be an exhilarating experience, offering a peaceful escape from the typical summer crowds. With the right gear, you can enjoy your time on the water while staying warm, dry, and safe. Proper preparation is key to ensuring that your winter boating adventures are both comfortable and unforgettable.

Has your Cat been 'purr'-using the high seas? Has she been ‘feline’ adventurous? We want to hear about your paw-some adventures! Where have you been? What did you enjoy most? Send us stories. Send us pictures. We may feature your adventures on social media or in a future newsletter!

Disclaimer: Your submission grants World Cat permission and the right to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, and display content for marketing and promotional purposes across various media platforms.

If you’re a boater, you know all about the pounding, slapping, exhausting ride of a monohull boat. With a World Cat power catamaran, you get a smoother, more stable ride. That means no more physical abuse – for you or your family and friends. You can stay on the water longer, and go so much farther. You’ll come back with more energy, and fewer bruises. And, along with that comfort, you’ll have the confidence to head out in conditions that keep other boaters on shore. Don’t take our word for it, take a sea trial and experience the World Cat advantages for yourself!

Did you know you can build the World Cat of your dreams? Just start with a base model, then choose the engine, hull color, electronics packages, and optional equipment like bow tables, joystick steering, bow shades, fishing packages, and more.

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Barry and Joe Severs Show How Generous the World Cat Family Can Be

Saint Petersburg, Florida resident and World Cat owner Wes Tippet secured his catamaran to his lift before evacuating ahead of Hurricane Milton. After evacuating, he learned of a hurricane clause in his boat insurance that meant he needed to get his boat away from the water and onto dry land...but, Wes had already evacuated. That’s when fellow World Cat owners Barry and Joe Severs leaped into action without hesitation and spent the better part of a day getting Wes’ boat off the lift and to a dock, where they pulled it out of the water, trailered it, and brought it inland.

Thanks so much to Barry and Joe, that’s the kind of selflessness and support that makes the World Cat family a truly remarkable community.