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Our In-stock Lines

Incredible bass boats with features that you have to see to believe.  Lifetime warranty and the best hulls on the water.

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Family oriented bow riders and cuddy's from 18 to 25 feet.  Powered by your choice of Mercruiser or Volvo Penta sterndrives or Mercury or Yamaha Outboards.  Great boats with realistic prices.

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Lund- Aluminum and fiberglass fishing boats from 12 to 21 feet.  From basic to fully loaded.  

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Premier Pontoons- Family designed, family built. "The Best of the Best" in pontoons. 

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Sylvan Pontoons - With more than 50 years in the business you will be able to find the right pontoon.

 

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Beautiful hand crafted 100% wood free fiberglass boats from 19'8" to 26'8".  Bow riders, deck boats, and cuddies available.  Innovative designs and outstanding build and ride quality.

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Steps to purchasing your NEW BOAT!

1Look for boat review articles in boating magazines.  Check online for a variety of different websites for more reviews and videos.

2Find the right boat style, size and equipment for your needs and budget.  There's no better place to do this than at a boat show.  Also, call the dealership and ask for some advice.

3Get an idea of what you're looking for before you start shopping.  Knowing what you are looking for will reduce the amount of confusion once you begin looking.  There are many different makes and models to chose from, so narrowing it down ahead of time will help you in your buying experience.

4Introduce yourself to dealers who sell the boats that appeal to you most.  Buying from a Certified Boating Ontario Dealer will give you confidence in knowing you are buying from a professional.  Express your needs to make sure that the dealership can accommodate and meet your expectations.

5Ask about production schedules.  Deliveries of ordered boats often lag as much as a year from your date of purchase.

6Study brochures and sales materials.  Look at the options that are available for the boat you are looking at. 

7When you're looking it is ALWAYS better to buy from a local dealership.  There are lots of benefits of purchasing from a quality local dealership.  Ask if you will receive priority for service or warranty repairs.  They should be willing to assist with any boating related questions that you may have.

8When comparing prices, ensure that your final pre-tax price includes: FREIGHT, PDI, REGISTRATION and LICENSING.  Sticker pricing can be deceiving and may appear thousands less if those items aren’t included in your quote.  

9Check out the dealers financing options.  Utilizing the dealers financing plan may allow your money to work better for you.  Most dealers offer payment options which have no penalties for additional payments or early payout.  Check to see what works best for you.

10Ask if any on-water training is included.  Even experienced boaters will benefit from an in-water demonstration of the new boats features upon delivery.

11Prepare yourself financially and emotionally to become a boat owner.

12Have some great time on the water!