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| TRADE-IN CLEARANCE SALE |
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We are overstocked on trade-ins. We have several nice boats at really great prices. See our Pre-Owned boat section for some terrific deals !!!! |
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| 2008 WHITE LAKE WATER FESTIVAL, MAY 16-18 |
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| CLICK HERE FOR SHEDULE |
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| ANOTHER TRUCKLOAD |
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Another truckload of new Nautiques arrives at the White Lake Dealership |
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| NEW SHOWROOM-Steel building is going up! |
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Construction of a new 8,000 square foot showroom has begun at our White Lake Dealership. Steel erection continues with framing now completed and siding is being installed. |
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| New Pier |
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After weeks of planing and construction, the water front at White Lake will never be the same! We just expanded one of our piers from 50ft to a whopping 260ft!! Giving ample parking and access to the marina for years to come. |
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| WHITE LAKE MARINE RECOGNIZED AS A TOP TEN DEALER IN THE WORLD |
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| At the 2007 Nautique Dealer meeting, White Lake Marine was recognized as one of the top dealers in the world in sales. We are very honored to receive this award and would like to thank all of our customers who make it possible. |
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| STUDY SUGGESTS BOATERS ARE HEALTHIER, HAPPIER THAN NON BOATERS |
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A recent survey conducted by Impulse Research Corp. found that boaters are healthier and happier than their non boating counterparts, according to a Friday, January 17 release from the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA).
The online survey was conducted with a random sample of 1,029 men and women selected to closely match US population demographics.
Boaters average nearly seven and a half hours per week in active recreation, compared to less than five and a half hours for non-boaters, according to the study. Landlubbers have been hospitalized slightly more than boat owners (14 percent compared to 11 percent) and tend to be more overweight than their boating counterparts, the NMMA reported.
In addition to physical benefits, when asked about the overall quality of their lives, boat owners rated it about 5 percent better than did non boat owners. Boat owners expressed greater satisfaction with their accomplishments, relations with their families and their ability to enjoy life. Non boat owners are more prone to feeling useless, lonely, unhappy or excessively fatigued, according to the study.
The study's findings include the following:
More boat owners said their health is excellent or good (83 percent) than did non boat owners (77 percent)
67 percent of boat owners said having a boat has contributed to their well-being
Boat owners experience greater self-esteem (+10 percent), ability to enjoy life (+9 percent) and a better sex life (+7 percent)
Non boat owners are more prone to feeling useless (+8 percent), lonely (+7 percent), unhappy (+5 percent) and fatigued (+4 percent)
Nearly two-thirds of boat owners said owning a boat has brought their family closer
Most boat owners said the benefits of owning a boat include being outdoors (89 percent), spending time on the water (85 percent), being able to unwind and leave pressures behind (79 percent) and finding tranquility (71 percent) |
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| INDUSTRY INNOVATOR CORRECT CRAFT INTRODUCES GPS-BASED SPEED CONTROL FOR 2008 |
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ORLANDO, FLA (August 24, 2007) - Correct Craft, Inc. a manufacturer of water ski and wakeboard boats has exclusively introduced Zero Off GPS-Based Speed control for the 2008 model year.
This new and innovative speed control system is offered exclusively on Nautiques by Correct Craft and is being touted by skiers and wakeboarders around the country as a revolutionary improvement for the towboat industry.
For skiers the benefits are significant. The AWSA approved system does not require magnets on the slalom course and there is no need for skier weight, crew weight or even wind adjustment, just set the speed and go. For wakeboarders the system is equally simple and also accurate holding speed in turns and double ups like no other system can do. This revolutionary new system measures the speed across the water while working off a minimum of four satellites at any given time. It also has a course-mapping memory built in for the different lakes you ski or ride.
The response to the system has been incredible:
Team Nautique athlete, Shaun Murray said, "After I tested Zero Off and it was taken off my boat for a few days, I couldn't wait to get it put back on. It's by far the best cruise control out there."
Legendary Team Nautique skier Andy Mapple said "Zero Off just took all the guess work out of the driver's hands. Put in the desired speed and all focus is now on the straightest pull for the skier. Scores will rise because of its ability to be so consistent. What more could a skier ask for? Zero Off and a Ski Nautique!"
Recently, Zero-Off was made available to skiers at the Goode Water Ski Nationals in Bakersfield, California and those who used it raved about how exceptional it is:
Todd Kuykendall a Nationals and Big Dawg competitor from Enid, OK said, "I was able to get free of the boat easier at the buoys and I felt less rushed."
"We think the product is outstanding and can hardly wait to have Zero Off in our boat," said Mic & Donna Hess from Ski West Village, CA.
Correct Craft’s President/CEO Bill Yeargin stated "Correct Craft has built a solid reputation of being an innovator in our industry and we are happy to once again lead the way by exclusively offering the Zero Off GPS Speed Control System." Yeargin added "The most satisfying part of offering this new system has been seeing the delight in the eyes of those who have used it." |
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