KEY WEST ADDS CANADIAN DEALER

Old Mill Marina has two locations in central Ontario

Key West Boats in Ridgeville, South Carolina, has signed a new dealer in Canada.

Old Mill Marina, with two locations in central Ontario, is adding the full Key West line of fibreglass fishing boats to its product portfolio, augmenting the dealership’s existing Tigé, Princecraft and Rinker boat brands.

“This season more than ever, our customers have been asking for this style of boat,” says Old Mill Marina president Rob Walisser in a statement. “A focus on safety and utility is a growing cottage trend. Key West's ability to build high quality self-bailing, level floatation boats through their line-up is a rarity. We believe they will be a hit on our lakes.”

With two locations in central Ontario’s cottage district, Old Mill Marina plans to exhibit the Key West brand at the 2014 Toronto International Boat Show, held at the Direct Energy Centre from January 11-19.

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