Finally! The lovely season of spring is upon us here in Minnesota! What does that mean? Well, it’s time to say goodbye to the winter weather and get focused on spending your free time on your boat while enjoying spring fishing! Those bass haven’t seen a lure in the water for months, so they are eager to get some extra food. Read Full Post
The temperatures are finally starting to get a bit warmer and we all know what that means…more time in your boat on the water! Those first trips with your boat into the water are always some of the most fun and exhilarating of the season. If your fiberglass boat is in need of repair before the season gets started, there is still time. Read Full Post
With the spring thaw right around the corner, now is the time to take care of your Minnesota boat repairs and any boat restoration work that needs to be done. Whatever type of repairs or renovations your boat needs right now, you can depend on our wide range of expert repair services to have you back on the water. Read Full Post
At Anchor Marine Repair, we love seeing and building relationships with our customers. Our main goal as a boat repair shop in Minnesota is that if your boat ever needs to be repaired or stored, we are the first place you call! It’s not just about boat repairs, however. Read Full Post
Nothing says “hello, spring” like a new paint job on your boat. If your boat has seen better days and needs a freshened look, it’s time to take it to Anchor Marine Repair. We are your one stop repair shop for all of your boating needs! Read Full Post
We have hit that time in the winter when people are beginning to get sick of the winter weather that may have been appealing at the beginning of the season. After being stuck inside for the last few months and feeling frozen anytime you venture out around Minnesota… Read Full Post
We provide fiberglass & aluminum boat damage repair, painting, and refinishing. We do not have any mechanics on staff, and cannot provide any mechanical repairs or quotes. This includes things like trailer brakes and wheel bearings. These items should be taken to a certified mechanic.
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