Pontoon
24-ft Family Pontoon
Seats 10 · 90 hp
Bimini shade, Bluetooth stereo, swim ladder, and a soft-cooler the size of a small dog. The default cottage-weekend boat.
Half-day
$285
Full-day
$445
A family-run rental off the beach at Copper Lake. Thirty-two boats, two fishing captains, and the friendliest launch on this side of the peninsula.
Bimini shade, Bluetooth stereo, swim ladder, and a soft-cooler the size of a small dog. The default cottage-weekend boat.
Triple-tube, ski-rated. Tube, wakeboard, and kneeboard included. For the birthday and the bachelor party.
Rental-tuned, four-stroke, learner mode on the key. Rented singly or in pairs — discount on the second ski.
Sit-on-top Pelican 10-footers. Paddle, PFD, and a dry bag on the tie-down. Off the beach, no trailer needed.
Old Town Discovery. Two wood paddles, two PFDs, and a bailer. Kids under 12 paddle free in the middle seat.
Inflatable 10'6" touring SUPs. Leash, paddle, and a waterproof phone pouch. First-timer lesson: $15 add-on.
Pick a boat, a day, and a start time. Pay a 25% hold — we charge the rest at the dock.
We walk the boat with you, run the controls, and cover the no-wake zones and the shoals on the back bay.
You've got the boat until your return time. Fuel is topped off on return at cost — no surprise refuel fee.
Hand the keys back, grab a fudgsicle from the cooler, walk the dock back to the truck. That's it.
Thirty-two seasons on Copper Lake. Licensed guide, all gear provided, and a standing offer to clean and bag whatever you're taking home.
Smallmouth, walleye, and the occasional pike on the north shoals. Coffee and breakfast bagels on the boat. Up to 3 anglers.
Our standard trip. Two spots worked, lunch on board, a real shot at a keeper. Up to 4 anglers, kids welcome.
Trolling the drop-off for lake trout and the last light over Pine Point. BYOB, we bring the downriggers.
Every rental goes out fully fuelled, fully equipped, and briefed. First tank of gas is on us; refuel at cost on the way in.
If you want a tube, a wakeboard, or a cooler packed with lunch from the Copper Lake Diner, ask at check-in — we'll build it into the pickup.
In our province yes — anyone operating a motorized boat needs a Pleasure Craft Operator Card. We'll verify yours at check-in. Paddle craft and SUPs don't need one.
If we cancel for weather, you pick a new date or get a full refund — your call. If you cancel for weather on a blue-sky day, we'll still work with you. We're not trying to hold a grudge.
Yes on pontoons, no on jet skis, and only good-swimmer dogs on paddle craft. Bring a towel.
Anywhere on Copper Lake. The boat is GPS-tracked for insurance; you'll get a soft reminder if you drift into a neighbouring lake via the channel.
Holds take 25% up front and get confirmed within the hour during dock hours. Weekends in July book out by Wednesday — give yourself a couple days' notice.