Take the wheel for fast-paced sightseeing, waterskiing, or tubing
Spend the day fishing with room to relax aboard a spacious 34-foot Thunderjet
Rent a 12-passenger Bennington tri-toon with cooler and life jackets
Rent a Yamaha EX Deluxe jet ski on Flathead Lake for up to 8 hours
Fish Flathead Lake on a 5-hour guided trip with gear included
Learn hands-on fishing skills and clean your catch on Flathead Lake
Tackle four Class III rapids by inflatable kayak or riverboard
Rent a single kayak and paddle the shores of Polson
Float calm Mission Valley waters with room to swim, play, and watch for wildlife
Rent a premium tri-toon pontoon for up to 12 on Flathead Lake
Kayak to Wild Horse Island for a guided hike and picnic lunch
Paddle calm Somers Bay at dusk for stunning lake vistas suitable for all ages.
Cruise Flathead Lake for relaxed sightseeing and watersports
Fish with your own captain, with shade on deck and a heated cabin for cooler mornings
Fish Flathead Lake for 9 hours with lunch and gear included
Boat to Wild Horse Island for hiking trails, beach time, and wildlife viewing
Rent a Jetblaster Pro and ride aggressive for 2–8 hours in Somers
Rent a 27' rear-lounger pontoon for cruising, floating, and tubing
Cruise Flathead Lake with room for watersports, sightseeing, and your dog
Cruise Flathead Lake with towing-ready comfort
Fish with your own captain aboard a covered boat with a heated cabin
Rent a SeaDoo Spark to explore Flathead Lake on your schedule
Kayak Flathead Lake from West Shore State Park and explore small islands
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.