Triton Marina - Elk River

FASTFJR · 09-21-2009, 01:08 PM

I'm thinking about giving them a shot next year. Anyone using them?

Billdc · 09-21-2009, 02:35 PM

I looked at them this spring but it seemed to take alot longer to get there because of the back roads. I was looking at yearly ramp passes so I ended up at Perryville which is less than 5 minutes off 95. And if I remember right Anchor Marine in NorthEast wasn't alot more to leave your boat on the trailer in the back lot. and it was also closer to 95.

FASTFJR · 09-21-2009, 03:14 PM

Billy
I'm at Anchor right now, not a bad place but I'm stuck in one of the top racks and the roof tends to leave a bit of a mess in my boat (rust flakes etc...) How much more time does it take you to get to Perryville? I would also like to be at a place that is Verado certified or at least works on Mercury

FASTFJR · 09-29-2009, 11:05 AM

Anyone else?

I just found out that at Triton you must call ahead two hours before launch. I don't think I like that idea.

SeaMoose · 10-14-2009, 04:19 PM

go with Anchor. we just finished out 2nd season there and couldnt be happier. You just wave Ed down when you are parking your car, and if not too busy(holiday weekend, etc), by the time you are unloaded Boat is in water ready to go. Dockhand Alex, hustles to gets boats in and out of water, and fuel prices were decent campared to other marinas.

FASTFJR · 10-14-2009, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by SeaMoose

go with Anchor. we just finished out 2nd season there and couldnt be happier. You just wave Ed down when you are parking your car, and if not too busy(holiday weekend, etc), by the time you are unloaded Boat is in water ready to go. Dockhand Alex, hustles to gets boats in and out of water, and fuel prices were decent campared to other marinas.

All very true..........I just wish they would service Verado's or at least Merc's. I've been there for 4 season's now.