We have been in business since 1985. We are proud to carry a wide range of boats, engines, and trailers. Our service department services most brands and have easy access to parts allowing us to make repairs quickly and effectively. Our selection of boats includes SeaArk, Lowe, Blazer, Weldcraft, Alweld and Gator jet boats.
For engines our options include well known brands such as Mercury, Yamaha, Tohatsu, Suzuki, and Evinrude. Take your new boat home on one of our Haulrite and Rivercraft Trailers. To round our offerings we have all makes and models of new and pre-owned lower units for you to pick from. Have something a little more special in mind?
For engines our options include well known brands such as Mercury, Yamaha, Tohatsu, Suzuki, and Evinrude. Take your new boat home on one of our Haulrite and Rivercraft Trailers. To round our offerings we have all makes and models of new and pre-owned lower units for you to pick from. Have something a little more special in mind?
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Started in 1985 by Fred Aldrich and a partner, originally we were in a very small building but through the years, we've grown to now offer boats from SeaArk, Lowe, Blazer, Weldcraft, Alweld, and Gator. Here at Current River Marine, we love being out on the water, and we know you do too. We always love the thrill and excitement our customers feel when they pick up their boat for the first time.
Repowering is exactly what it sounds like: getting a new and better power source behind your boat. Whether that is by rebuilding your engine or installing a new one, this cost-efficient option is a great alternative to purchasing a new boat or continuing expensive maintenance on an aging engine. There are many reasons that people choose to repower their boat.
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Brian Danneberger
Jun 05, 2021
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Brian Wertenberger
Dec 28, 2020
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Seth Maronay
Dec 13, 2020
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I called to get a warranty transferred on a new boat I bought and they told me to call back the following day so they could find out what all they needed to do to transfer the warranty into my name. I called back the next day probably 5 times and they didnt return my call.
I called the 3rd day and asked about it again and they took my number again and said they would call back in 10 mins. never happened. I called back that afternoon and they said they need to find out what all they need to do to transfer the warranty and wanted my number to call me back AGAIN. I then said that's what someone said
I called the 3rd day and asked about it again and they took my number again and said they would call back in 10 mins. never happened. I called back that afternoon and they said they need to find out what all they need to do to transfer the warranty and wanted my number to call me back AGAIN. I then said that's what someone said
Ted Rothe
Aug 12, 2020
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Don Shinkaruk
Jun 20, 2020
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Just picked up my trolling motor and haven't tried it out yet. I'm assuming it works, but....
...They had my motor for two months. That's a long time, even for a summertime repair. The first time I checked, they said they were waiting on the parts. A week later they said they had the parts and would fix it soon. Another week went by and they said they didn't have all the parts. On three different calls they said they were going to try and get it fixed that very same day. Of course, that never happened.
On several different occasions they said they would call me back to let me know what was going
...They had my motor for two months. That's a long time, even for a summertime repair. The first time I checked, they said they were waiting on the parts. A week later they said they had the parts and would fix it soon. Another week went by and they said they didn't have all the parts. On three different calls they said they were going to try and get it fixed that very same day. Of course, that never happened.
On several different occasions they said they would call me back to let me know what was going
Gerald Horman
Jan 23, 2020
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Cindy Lant
Aug 17, 2019
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Bill Haley
Jan 22, 2019
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Curtis Haven
Oct 11, 2018
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