Our annual factory Roche Harbor Rendezvous was a splash hit this year! More than 200 Ranger Tugs and Cutwater Boats came together at picturesque Roche Harbor in Washington state for 3 days of fun under the sea themed activities.

Shiver me timbers! These scurvy scalawags in the Chesapeake Bay know how to have a good time. There be Rendezvous all over the country and this is one that'll go down in pirate lore for ages. No matter where you come from, you're always welcome to join in the festivities.

Our Annual Poets Cove and Ganges Cruise was an absolute blast! We have been eager to get together with our community, and it was the perfect time to get out on the water. Both the Ganges and Poets Cove groups had a fun, carefree weekend, and the stories are still living on.

So.  We are in the midst of doing the Great Loop in a Ranger Tug.  How did this happen?

Victoria and Rico from the NautiStyles YouTube channel stopped by our booth at the Palm Beach Boat Show to tour the R-31 Command Bridge. 

David Stalheim is an avid angler who fishes from a Ranger Tugs R-23 by the name of Tokitae. Based out of Bellingham Washington, David spends his time fishing the San Juan Islands, various parts of Puget Sound and the Canadian Gulf Islands.

Reddening leaves and brisk breezes mark the ending of summertime. Whether or not you’ll have your boat on the water come wintertime, we can help you winterize your Ranger Tug to keep it in pristine condition through the chilly months.

“Getting to the airport on the boat in New York is more cost effective and faster than other means of transportation. Watching the bridges, I realized I was passing all the cars and the fuel cost less than a taxi.”