Minnesota winters can be harsh on boats, making proper winter storage essential for protecting your valuable investment. At Anchor Marine Repair, we provide comprehensive winter boat storage services just minutes from Delano, ensuring your vessel stays safe and ready for next season’s adventures.
Minnesota’s freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and ice can cause serious damage to improperly stored boats. Some of the common issues include: … Read Full Article →
Minnesota: The Land of 10,000 Lakes. Minnesota is known for its lakes, 14,380 to be exact, so you can expect to find plenty of spaces to boat and/or fish! Fishing has long been considered a favorite pastime of Minnesotans. Around the Delano area, there are several lakes that are known for great fishing and boating.
Lake Rebecca: Grab your rod and fishing license and try to catch tiger muskies, largemouth bass, walleyes and panfish in Lake Rebecca. Two fishing piers are available – one located in the… Read Full Article →
With the weather cooling down in Minnesota, you’ve likely spent your last days out on the open water. Now the question is what will you do with your boat for the winter? If you’re smart, you’ll work with a local boat repair shop like Anchor Marine Repair that can provide winter boat storage as well as take care of any boat repairs that are necessary. In Minnesota the boating season is so short we often neglect the minor and sometimes major boat repairs. Do not go into next spring boating season with boat repairs. Read Full Post
Is Minnesota the only state that changes the noun, “winter” into a verb and then says that we must “winterize” everything? Who knows, maybe Canada says it too. BBBRRR! Are you cold already? During prime boating season, we forget the actual bite that Minnesota winters can bring. 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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