Boat Service & Repair near Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva

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Boat Service Providers near Lake Geneva

Showing 49 verified providers within 30 miles

Bergersen Boat Co.

0.93 miles

Streblow Custom Boats

1.08 miles

The Boat House Lake Geneva – Boat Club & Dealership

1.85 miles

Jerry’s Majestic Marine

4.69 miles

Gage Marine Williams Bay

5.53 miles

PLR Marine Services

5.61 miles

HGF Boat Yard

5.77 miles

Gage Marine Delavan

6.1 miles

Gage Marine Williams Bay

6.36 miles

Delavan Lake Boat Shed

7.04 miles





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Wisconsin Boating FAQ


The general inland opener for Walleye, Northern Pike, and Bass is Saturday, May 2, 2026. The Northern Zone Smallmouth Bass harvest season opens June 20, 2026.


Wisconsin registrations are valid for 2 years. Under 16ft ($22), 16-26ft ($32), 26-40ft ($60), 40ft+ ($100). Additional $5 for titling and lien filings.


Wake-enhanced boating must be conducted at least 500 feet from shoreline and in water at least 20 feet deep. Local ordinances may vary.


Anyone born on or after January 1, 1989, must possess a valid safety certificate to operate a motorized vessel or PWC. Must carry on board at all times.


A resident annual fishing license is $20.00. 2025-2026 licenses expire March 31, 2026 — renew before the May opener.

Official Wisconsin Resources

Wisconsin Boating Laws Handbook

Official manual for safe operations, navigational information, and lighting procedures for the Badger State.

Wisconsin DNR Boat Registration Guide

Instructions for registering motorized vessels and sailboats over 12 feet. Registration follows a 3-year cycle (April 1 to March 31).

Wisconsin DNR Go Wild! Fishing License Portal

Purchase your license and trout stamps here. Use the Go Wild! digital card to avoid carrying paper on inland waters.

Wisconsin Mandatory Boater Safety Certification

Required for anyone born on or after January 1, 1989 to legally operate a motorboat or PWC.

Wisconsin AIS Invasive Species Laws

Remove all aquatic plants and drain all water (livewells and bait buckets) before leaving the ramp. Wash-down stations available at many Wisconsin ramps.

 SERVICE ALERT: Northwoods shops in the Minocqua and Hayward areas typically hit 100% capacity for electronics and trolling motor installs by April. If you're upgrading to forward-facing sonar, book your install now.

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