Inlet Marine

09/23/2026

Mercury outboard rebates of up to $400 are on now at Inlet Marine, until October 30.

Here's what's included:
☑ $250 to $400 back on eligible 2.5hp to 30hp FourStroke portables
☑ 5 years of total coverage on eligible FourStrokes up to 425hp, including Pro XS and Verado

The 5 years is the 3-year limited factory warranty plus 2 years of Mercury Product Protection Gold. The full rebate goes to you.

Our Mercury-Authorized Technicians have 30+ years in BC, and we do the rigging right here in Port Moody.

You'll find the full terms and rebate table in the first comment.

Save this post for later, or give us a call 📞 (604) 936-4602

09/15/2026

Most owners winterize their Mercury outboard in the wrong order.

Boat comes out in October, engine gets looked at in April. It feels tidier. It just costs more.

Do the service first, then winterize, and book the two as one job.

Used oil picks up acid and moisture over a season. Leave it in the block all winter and it sits on your bearings for six months.

Booking in the fall gets you:

☑ Anodes caught before they are past it
☑ Parts ordered while our Port Moody bench has room
☑ A spring launch ahead of the April rush

Call the yard and ask for both together.

📞 (604) 936-4602

09/04/2026

Labour Day weekend, and the only thing on our schedule is the Travel Lift emergency line.

Here is the short version so nothing catches you out.

☑ Closed Saturday, September 5, and Sunday, September 6
☑ Closed Monday, September 7 for Labour Day
☑ Back Tuesday, September 8 at 9:00 AM

If something goes wrong on the water, call (604) 936-4602 and ask for extension 1. That line is for real emergencies rather than booked work, and extra fees apply.

Whatever you have planned, we hope the weather holds. Save this post so the number is in your pocket if you need it.

08/28/2026

Boat winterizing usually starts before the last trip of the season.

September is when the little things are still fresh in your mind, which makes it the best time to start a simple fall list.

Think back over the last few trips:

☑ Did the engine start a little harder than usual?
☑ Any warning messages or charging issues?
☑ Did you notice vibration, steering changes or prop damage?
☑ Is your regular service coming due?
☑ Will you need a haul-out before winter?

You do not need to put the boat away today. Just start keeping track of what you want looked at when the season does wind down.

A note on your phone called “boat list” is often all you need.

If you are unsure what should be handled this fall and what can wait until spring, call Inlet Marine at 📞 (604) 936-4602. Tell us what you have noticed, and we can help you sort through it.

08/20/2026

Fall haul-out is one of those jobs that quietly gets harder the longer you leave it.

Call now, while the boat's still in the water, and you get two things that matter:

☑ A date that actually fits your schedule, not whatever's left

☑ One lift instead of two trips, with the service work bundled in

Any faults turn up now too, while there's time to sort them calmly. Find the same one in April and you're in the queue with everyone else.

Leave it to October and the weather starts deciding for you. A cancelled crossing means a new booking, and a boat put away wet holds that damp all winter.

📞 Give the yard a call at (604) 936-4602 and we'll find you a date. Takes about two minutes, and you don't need to have everything figured out first.

Here's the full rundown, including what's worth bundling into the same lift and what to have ready before you call: https://x.gd/4FLDo

Booking your fall boat haul-out in August or early September gets you the date you want, lets you fold service into the same lift, and keeps deferred work clear of the April spring-service bottleneck.

07/31/2026

Happy BC Day long weekend ☀️

The shop is closed Saturday through Monday for the holiday.

☑ Closed Saturday, August 1 to Monday, August 3
☑ Back at it Tuesday, August 4 at 9:00 AM
☑ Travel Lift emergencies covered all weekend

If something goes sideways out there and you need a boat pulled, give us a ring and ask for the Travel Lift line.

📞 (604) 936-4602 Ext. 1

Have a great long weekend, BC.

07/30/2026

BC water is hard on boats. Silver Streak boats are built for exactly that.

Welded aluminum, for a start. Here's why BC buyers keep choosing it:

☑ One welded hull. No rivets, nothing to loosen, nothing to leak
☑ A hard top that keeps you out there all winter
☑ Rigged by us with a Mercury 115hp FourStroke, and we're Canada's largest Mercury dealer

The 18' Carmanah Hard Top in this photo just sold off our Port Moody dock. Every Silver Streak is built to order, so if you want one for next season, let's talk soon.

➡️ Here's the full story and how ordering works: https://x.gd/H7cFS
📞 Or just give us a call: (604) 936-4602

We just sold a Silver Streak 18' Carmanah Hard Top rigged with a Mercury 115hp FourStroke. See why welded aluminum boats built in Sooke, BC sell fast, and how to order yours through us in Port Moody.

07/29/2026

Had to stop and capture this one. Glass water, mountains waking up, the whole marina still asleep at 6am.

This is why I love the early starts. If you're ever at Reed Point, come say hi.

07/28/2026

Kicker season question: how many pulls does your old trolling motor need before it wakes up?

The 2026 Mercury 9.9 ProKicker skips that whole ritual. Push-button electric start, power trim from the helm, and a 25-inch shaft built for the tall transoms and sailboats we see all over BC.

☑ 9.9 bhp (7.3 kW) twin-cylinder, made for slow, steady trolling days
☑ Electric start and power trim, no pull cord, no reaching over the stern
☑ 25-inch (63.5 cm) shaft with remote or tiller steering, your pick

This one is in stock at our Port Moody shop right now, on sale with $1,025 off, and covered by a 3-year Mercury factory warranty. Come see it before someone else's salmon does.

👉 Full specs and sale details: https://x.gd/IGEEs

📞 (604) 936-4602

07/14/2026

Fuelling a boat is the most dangerous two minutes of your day on the water. Here's how to make it boring.

The vapours don't drift away as they do at the gas station. They sink into the bilge and wait for a spark.

☑ Before: passengers off, engines off, flames out, hatches closed
☑ During: stay with the nozzle, keep it touching the fill, stop short of full
☑ After: wipe up, ventilate, run the blower for four minutes, sniff test before the key

Two minutes at the dock. That's the whole cost.

Read the full routine before your next fill, portable tanks included ➡️ https://x.gd/iiweu

📞 Smell fuel that won't clear? That's a stop-everything call: (604) 936-4602.

Fuelling a boat safely comes down to three phases: shut down before, stay with the nozzle during, and ventilate after. Follow the Transport Canada routine and trust your nose before the key.