South Shore Marine

Because of the rising Covid cases in Fulton County, we are taking snowmobile repairs by appointment only. Call 518-883-3499 to schedule yours today.

We will be closed Thanksgiving Week, Nov. 23-30th. Happy Thanksgiving!

End of Boating Season, beginning of Hunting Season. Thanks Tony!

Thanks everyone for another awesome season!! As of Monday October 26th we can no longer accept anymore boats for Winterization. We look forward to seeing everyone again in Spring of 2021!... Please keep in mind we are open all Winter to service sleds. Bring on Winter!

When you're winterizing a boat and you look to your right (Please note we don't condone or support this behavior, she was apprehended quickly and any foot prints were cleaned)

It's that time of year again!! We offer winterization on all boats and jet skiis. We also offer shrink wrapping with FREE storage, or indoor storage. Call for pricing. 518-883-3499.

Thank you Don & Pat for the delicious donuts and coffee. Great way to start the day

When a lot of parts are back ordered, you break out as many parts books as you can. We're ordering marine parts from not only all over the Country, but outside of the US. What a year this has been! #COVID19 #summer2020

We will be closing at 1 today

Thank you Marilyn & Rick for the nice letter.

Our phone system is down if you're trying to get through.

Thursday Night stroll

We are asking everyone who comes to our business to please wear a mask. We are trying to protect ourselves, our Employees and our Families. All services will be made over phone by appointment only. If you need a part please call 518-883-3499. If you are picking up, please ring the bell on the door of our store. No one is allowed into our garage at this time. We hope everyone has a happy and healthy boating season.

Friendly reminder: We need a minimum of 2 weeks notice to get your boat ready. With the mandatory closure, cold temperatures, and snow 10 days ago; it put our schedule behind 3 weeks. We are all working very hard to get everyone in the water but are doing so as a first call basis.

The calm before the storm