Patti Payne: Seattle Boat Show rides rising tide of interest

Seattle Boat Show organizer George Harris says the pandemic got people into outdoor recreation, including boating. That wave of interest is expected to translate into 40,000 visitors to next month's show.

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Patti Payne: Seattle Boat Show rides rising tide of interest

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