In 2004, the Westwinn Group Corporation became the parent company for Harbercraft boats, marketing and investing further into new product development and improved technology. As a result of this effort, the Harbercraft brand has emerged as a distinct leader in all-welded aluminum boat building in Canada.

Who owns KingFisher?

Owned by Byron and Sheryl Bolton, The Bolton Marine Group features market leading brands, Armstrong Marine, Duckworth, KingFisher, Northwest and Weldcraft.

Where are Jetcraft Boats made?

ABOUT JETCRAFT BOATS

A brand of Westwinn Group based in Vernon, British Columbia, Jetcraft produces their vessels in a 53,000 square-foot manufacturing complex.

Is Fisher a good boat?

Regarded to be a durable, well-made aluminum brand, Fisher boats have been known to be tough, utilitarian boats with few amenities. However, since they have gone out of production in 2009, the lack of new boats leaves owners with only old or used boats to purchase and review.

What is pre Flex hull technology?

Pre-Flex® Technology

The Pre-Flex® concept has been around since the dawn of architecture. It's simple really—when you arch a structure towards the load, it strengthens the structure's capability to handle the load. We form each hull with “pre-flexed” components.

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When did Fisher stop making boats?

If you are not interested in the history the short story is that Fisher Boats no longer exists as a brand. It halted production in 2009.

What company made Fisher boats?

Miller started Fisher Boats in 1967, later to be sold to Brunswick Corporation in 1988. This purchase, among many others, made Brunswick the largest manufacturer of pleasure boats and marine engines in the world!

Is Jetcraft boats still in business?

No longer in production.

Who bought Jetcraft?

Canada's biggest all-welded aluminum boat manufacturer has agreed to buy controlling interest in Medford's Jetcraft Boats, creating the largest such company in North America. Harbercraft needed to be part owner of a company in the U.S., Jetcraft President Bruce Wassom said Wednesday.

Where are King Fisher boats made?

The Kamloops, B.C., native knows a thing or two about the rewards of a hard-fought battle. Since launching KingFisher more than 20 years ago, he and his management team have built the 150-person company into the market leader in the heavy-gauge welded aluminum boat category.

Who builds Kingfisher?

Renaissance Marine Group builds the Duckworth, Weldcraft and Northwest Boat brands of heavy-gauge welded aluminum boats sold primarily in the western United States and Canada.

Where are Kingfisher boats manufactured?

Pacific Northwestern Build-Style:

Kingfisher boats are built right in the center of these Pacific Northwest regions on Canada's Swan Lake, and the boat models that Kingfisher builds represent these areas perfectly.

Are there kingfishers in Ontario?

The profile of the Belted Kingfisher is unmistakeable and a common sight on Northwestern Ontario waterways. It can be seen perching patiently on a branch and then diving into the water with a loud splash as it strikes its prey. ... The song of the Belted Kingfisher is a loud, coarse rattle.

Where do kingfishers live in Ontario?

Kingfishers live near streams, rivers, ponds, lakes, and estuaries. They nest in burrows that they dig into soft earthen banks, usually adjacent to or directly over water.

Are there king fishers in Canada?

The Belted Kingfisher is a conspicuous, widespread species in Canada, with a breeding population that extends from the east to west coasts.

Do kingfishers mate for life?

Kingfisher mating is essentially monogamous, pair-bonds sometimes lasts from one breeding season to next, changing mate and territory during breeding season is not uncommon.