Storing on the hard/dry? Channelgrove?

[wakina]

If you want in the east harbor area and if Channel Grove does not offer dry dockage you could try Tibbles which is across the road from the Peninsula restaurant/HI Way bait. They offer dry dockage and I have docked with them in the past both wet and dry. They are nice people and reasonably priced. Only problem that I know of is the steep ramps. They have bait on site as well as gas, but you can pull out and go to a gas station for fuel instead of the high cost marina gas.


http://tibbelsfishing.com/

[dreamcatcher]

Not sure if your trying to stay in that area near CG, but we offer boat and trailer storage for pretty dirt cheap prices, were about a mile from the ramp. PM me if interested I can get you prices.

[MBLMIKE]

Meinke Marina has both, I have been there 2 years now very nice people and reasonable you are a lot further west but the channel and ramps are deep and your a straight shot to west sister and the water intake, they have a night watchman that patrols the campsite and docks . I have my camper there also as of yet to have any problems, also they give $50.00 as a referral spiff for any new customers I will pass this on to you or any one who is looking to start docking at there site they have an east and west location office ph # 419 836 8610 tell them Mike Harris at cs-o31 east sent ya

[BobR]

Channel Grove offers inside storage on a trailer for $550/yr. 10 Dollars a night for dockage when you use one. No ramp. I use Marzerick. They probably offer outside storage in their fenced in area. Do not know for sure and do not know the fee.

[Madd Matt]

Channel Grove is a great marina... You won't find better people and service... But they do not have a good boat launch ramp for self service launch. Mazurik is just a mile or 2 away but not on site.

When you are ready to dock your boat for the season though, check Channel Grove out again.

-Matt

[B can man]

Great feedback!

Sounds like I won't do Channel Grove this year due to the lack of a ramp. I know it is not far from Mazurik, but I like the idea of having a ramp in the same lot as my boat. I am however still leaning towards Channel Grove for a water dock if my plan for a new boat and a dock comes through next year.

Wakina, I had been looking at Tibbels, so thanks for the feedback on it. I really don't like steep ramps. Probably no reason for me to worry, but I still do. I avoid launching from Wild Wings for that very reason.

Dreamcatcher, I like the offer and like what you've done with your business. I have a lot of admiration for you and your wife. Unfortunately, I'm gonna pass as I would like to keep the boat as close to a ramp as possible. No particular reason as my Durango pulls it fine. Just like the idea is all.

Meinke east sounds quite interesting and worth checking into more. I like the idea of a night watchman looking out for our stuff.

I also am checking into Turtle Point Marina. Very good price for the service and I've launched there a few times in the spring for Walleye. I liked it each time.

Midway Marina is still in the running as well as it is over in my favored area. How's the run-out from Midway, anyone?

It appears that I MAY be putting it up west of Port Clinton this year from what I've found researching so far. B Can Man might be heading back to B-Can once again!

[B can man]

After I posted that last message, I came across Bass Haven on the net. Do they have ramps there?

[spoontang]

FoxHaven is a great location. You can store inside for the season and drive in and hook up and launch at their launch ramp for a very reasonable season price. I did this when I had a runabout boat and it was great.