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After jumping through more than a few hoops, we've finally gotten to where we have most of the abandoned boats on the property listed for auction! Any interested bidders should follow the link below and get your bids in, but take note- deadline for the end of the auction is December 16th!
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We wanted to take the time to wish a safe and Happy Thanksgiving to all of our friends and fellow boaters - we hope your day is full of food, fun, and family!
- We now have all of the information we need to start sending out contracts to all of our seasonal boaters, and should be starting to get them in the mail over the next week.
-The marina office will be closed beginning Thursday, November 28th and will re-open on Monday, December 2nd. ... See MoreSee Less
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The end of the season has come! Here's a few details:
- after today, the fuel dock will be closed until the spring season, which starts April 1st, 2025.
- our office/ship store hours will be reduced by an hour, now closing at 4pm, Monday-Friday.
- beginning tomorrow, any boat still in the water without a haul-out scheduled will be charged $5/day until November 6th; after this date, we will charge transient rates ($1.25 per foot/per day) until the boat is out of the water.
- now that the season is closed, we will begin winterizing the marina's water and fuel systems within the next few working days, and moving inventory from the fuel dock to the ship store.
- close of the season also means we will begin closing the swinging entrance gate at the end of our work day. This was installed last winter as a measure to reduce the large amount of drive-throughs we have on the property throughout the winter months and to deter theft and vandalism. If you need into the property after hours, you will need to have a customer access key- otherwise, you'll need to park outside the gate and walk in. And of course, if you do come in, please close the gate behind you.
- speaking of theft, please make sure all of your belongings are removed from the dock, and that your boats are locked up if they are stored here. Winter at the marina means there's not an abundance of boaters to deter potential thieves, and stored boats can become a target for vagrancy and theft. We are not responsible for loss of personal items if they are left behind, so please take any and all important personal items from your vessels or slips before you leave for the season.
- we are going to be sending out contracts to our seasonal boaters for the 2025 season as soon as we have details about the rates for next year. We are looking into a few new incentives for our seasonal boaters, so stay tuned...
Thanks to all of our boaters for being here in the 2024 season, and we look forward to seeing you in 2025! ... See MoreSee Less
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Good morning!
This weekend will be the last weekend that the fuel dock will be open for business, as the last day of the season will be Thursday, October 31st. We will begin the process of winterizing the dock water and fuel systems shortly after, so make sure to get topped off while you can!
We are also working on getting next years seasonal dockage rates nailed down with the City of Rock Island Government; once we have these, we will be sending out 2025 contracts shortly after to all of our seasonal customers! We will let you know once we have more details.
Again, a reminder that all boats are to be out of their slips by October 31st. Unless you have a seasonal storage contract with us and you're on the lift schedule, dockage past the 31st will be charged at $5 a day for the first 5 days, after which we will charge transient dockage rates ($1.25/linear ft per day). These charges can add up fast, so please make arrangements to be out of the slips as soon as possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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are the boat ramps in potters lake open, is the dredging still going on?
Do we need to turn in our gate keys?
13 days left in the season! If you plan to store your vessel here and have not scheduled a time to be hauled out, now is the time to do so! We still have lift times available through the end of the month, but they are starting to fill up; if you wish to get set up for the winter time, give us a call or stop in! Just a reminder, all boats are to be out of their slips by the 31st. If there is any reason you need to be in longer, you will need to make arrangements at the office. Any boat in the slip past October 31st without authorization from the office will be charged accordingly. ... See MoreSee Less
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Beginning Saturday October 12th, the fuel dock will begin closing at 4pm on the weekends until the end of the season. We will remain open until 5pm on the weekdays until further notice. ... See MoreSee Less
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Retraction: The Major League Fishing Tournament that was scheduled to be here the 10th thru the 12th is now being held elsewhere due to the availability of the lakeside launches vs the amount of boats they need to launch, so our parking lots should be less impacted by the event. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hey there! A few things to talk about:
- We're sure everyone has noticed, but the water is getting VERY low lately. We'd like to remind all boaters to make sure their lines are tied in a manner that allows your boat to go lower as the water moves out. Last week, we found quite a few boats that were literally hanging from their dock by their dock lines. Not only can this damage your boat, but it can also put undue stress on our docks and cleats. We will loosen lines up as we find them if needed, but ultimately each boater is responsible for their vessel and how it is tied.
- While we've been pulling boats since mid-September, our pull schedule is surprisingly light, and the end of the season is right around the corner. We know everyone wants to be the "last one out", but we can only pull so many boats in a single day. If you have not made plans for winter storage or hauling out your vessel, now is the time! All boats must be out of their slips by October 31st, as we will be winterizing the marina and pulling our own work boats shortly after this date. Call and get on the schedule! ... See MoreSee Less
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Due to a power outage, we will need to close the fuel dock for the remainder of today. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and expect to re-open in the morning during normal business hours. ... See MoreSee Less
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