Consignment Boats

Customers trust us with the consignment sale of their used boats. Check often to see what’s currently available.

2009 Glastron GT 185 Ski & Fish/4.3L Mercruiser

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Snap-on cockpit and bow covers
Bimini Top
Driver and passenger bucket seats (driver seat bolster)
Rear bench with 2 removable swivel seats for casting decks
Convertible bow seating with storage
Removable sun pad cushions to expose rear casting deck
Extended swim platform with stainless steel ladder
In-floor ski locker
Slide-out cooler storage under rear bench
Side rod storage in cockpit
Tackle box storage compartment & access hatch for livewell built in to rear deck
Fish finder
AM/FM CD Stereo
Faria analog gauges
Tilt steering
Snap-in carpet
Livewell
EZ Loader custom trailer with spare tire

$24,900.00 (ON CONSIGNMENT)

2003 Crownline 192/5.0L Mercruiser

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Carpet Flooring
Snap-on Walk-thru Windshield Curtain
Bimini Top
Custom Tarp
Depth Finder
Stereo
High Back Bucket Seats
Boarding Ladder
Ski Tow Hook
Spare Tire

$21,000.00 (ON CONSIGNMENT)

1997 Mariah 180 SE Shabah/4.3L Volvo Penta

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Snap-on Bow Cover
Bimini Top with Removable Full Cockpit Window Enclosure
In-floor Storage
Storage Compartments Under Bow Cushions and Rear
Bench
Rear Lougne/Sun Deck
Swim Platform with Enclosed Storage Tub
Stereo
Depth Finder

$12,500.00 (ON CONSIGNMENT)

Until 1999, anyone could operate a boat, regardless of boating safety knowledge, experience or training. A lot has changed to make our waterways safer since then. One important reason for fewer recreational boating deaths and injuries is the requirement that boat operators demonstrate their boating safety knowledge by obtaining proof of competency.

Boaters who do not already proof of competency must obtain a PCOC. You do this by passing a boating safety test; usually the test is taken at the end of a boating safety course.

All boating safety courses and tests leading to the issuance of a PCOC are delivered by course providers accredited by Transport Canada. You can view the list of accredited course providers online Proof of competency for recreational boaters (canada.ca)

A Pleasure Craft Licence (PCL) is a document with a unique number. It must be displayed on both sides of the bow (front) of a pleasure craft. Like a car’s licence plate, it is used for identification but is not proof of ownership. It helps police and search and rescue find important information during emergencies. You may be fined $250 if your pleasure craft doesn’t have a valid licence. Application forms are available online from Transport Canada. Pleasure craft licensing (canada.ca)

By law, watercraft users in Saskatchewan are required to:

Drain your watercraft. Drain plugs must be pulled and watercrafts drained of standing water. It is illegal to transport your watercraft with a drain plug in place.

Stop at watercraft inspection stations. If you are transporting a watercraft or water related equipment you are required by law to stop in at watercraft inspection stations.

Clean, Drain and Dry Your Boat | Aquatic Invasive Species | Government of Saskatchewan