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Stomping Grounds[1] is an American travel and boating show produced by Boat Trader and hosted by documentary filmmaker Ryan McVinney that originally premiered on YouTube on March 5, 2021[2], followed by the official television release of the first season on various streaming platforms on Apr 4, 2022 [3].

In the show, Ryan McVinney travels across America uncovering local boating traditions and on-the-water culture, meeting up with local boaters who share tales of cherished pastimes and legendary lore from their neck of the woods. The series embarks on boating adventures[4] on a diverse range of waterways to capture the essence of America's varied rivers, lakes, bays and oceans.[5]

A Tracker boat on the water in Cape Cod for Stomping Grounds episode one.

The first three episodes travel to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Florida’s Panhandle region and Wilmington, North Carolina alongside a host of celebrated boaters, including Brian Kelley[6] of Florida Georgia Line[7], Netflix’s Outer Banks creator Jonas Pate[8], legendary champion powerboat racer Reggie Fountain and many more.[9]

Season One features more episodes that dive further into American boating traditions[10] as McVinney drops anchor in towns across the Southwest, Pacific Northwest and up to the great state of Alaska[11].

The show was awarded a 2022 Viddy Award for outstanding video creative in the Culture and Lifestyle category for Long Form Videos.[12]

The show is distributed by Waypoint TV and airs on SLING, Tubi, Hulu, Samsung TV Plus (Channel 1184), Vizio (Channel 258), Pluto TV (Channel 2205) and Plex (Channel 258)[13].

The series is also now available on Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV, LG TV, YouTube, iOS, Android[14].

  1. ^ "Stomping Grounds by Boat Trader". www.boattrader.com.
  2. ^ "Boat Trader tours America's boating towns in new video series | Boating Industry". boatingindustry.com (Press release). March 25, 2021.
  3. ^ "BOAT TRADER ANNOUNCES TV DEBUT OF 'STOMPING GROUNDS' SERIES INSPIRED BY AMERICA'S BOATING CULTURE". finance.yahoo.com (Press release).
  4. ^ https://www.ibinews.com/boating-initiatives/boat-trader-launches-tv-series-inspired-by-americas-boating-culture/41657.article
  5. ^ Trader, Boat. "BOAT TRADER ANNOUNCES TV DEBUT OF 'STOMPING GROUNDS' SERIES INSPIRED BY AMERICA'S BOATING CULTURE". www.prnewswire.com (Press release).
  6. ^ "Boat Trader Splashes 'Stomping Grounds' Episode Starring Diamond-selling Artist Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line". AP NEWS (Press release). July 30, 2021.
  7. ^ "Boat Trader video stars Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line | Boating Industry". boatingindustry.com. August 10, 2021.
  8. ^ "Boat Trader's Stomping Grounds Features Netflix Outer Banks, Gains Momentum - boats.com". www.boats.com.
  9. ^ "Boat Trader Announces TV Debut of 'Stomping Grounds' Series" (Press release). April 2, 2022.
  10. ^ Lobeck, Rachael (April 4, 2022). "Boat Trader Announces TV Debut of 'Stomping Grounds' Series". Outdoor Sportswire (Press release).
  11. ^ "Boat Trader Announces TV Debut of 'Stomping Grounds' Series Inspired by America's Boating Culture" (Press release). April 13, 2022.
  12. ^ "BOAT TRADER WINS VIDDY AWARD FOR 'STOMPING GROUNDS' EPISODE". Boats Group. May 20, 2022.
  13. ^ "WAYPOINT TV: The destination for outdoor entertainment". WAYPOINT TV.
  14. ^ "Watch Stomping Grounds By Boat Traders For Free". WAYPOINT TV.
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