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New Jersey's No.1 Resource for Boating Products & Services New Jersey’s No.1 Resource for Boating Products & Services Products & Services & where to find them Boat & Engine Lines listed by brand & dealer Yellow Pages for products, accessories & service Provided By: MTANJ / 2015 Directory Cover (Front) Trim: 5.5" ϫ 8.5" Bleed: 5.75" ϫ 8.75" Gutter Safety for Spiral: 0.375" The ADVERTISING SPECIALIST FOR: Powerboats • Sailboats Marine Supplies & Services Waterfront Properties & Many Other Marine Related Service New Jersey Edition Distributed Throughout ] New Jersey ] Staten Island ] ] Eastern Pennsylvania ] Northern Delaware ] Chesapeake Bay Edition Distributed Throughout ] Maryland ] Southeastern Pennsylvania ] ] Delaware ] Virginia ] New Jersey’s #1 Classified Boating Publication for Over 25 Years Visit our web site at www.thesaltydog.com FOR INFORMATION CALL: 732-714-8400 • FAX: 732-477-9000 email: [email protected] Marine TraDes associaTion of new Jersey Boater’s Directory 2015 Edition Table of contents MTA/NJ Board of Directors and President’s Message .....................................2-3 About MTA/NJ ............................................................................................ 4 Marine Business Directory (alphabetical) .....................................................5-29 Marine Products, Services & Accessories .................................................33-63 (Cross Reference Index/Yellow Pages) Boat Dealerships by Boat Line ..................................................................67-74 Engines (Sales or Service) by Engine Line ..................................................75-83 NJ Pump Out Facilities ............................................................................85-87 Boating Safety Education Requirements .....................................................88-89 Resource Directory .................................................................................90-91 Index of Advertisers .................................................................................... 95 The Marine Trades Association of New Jersey (MTA/NJ) is a non-profit trade organization dedicated to advancing, promoting and protecting the marine industry and waterways in the State of New Jersey. The MTA/NJ Boater’s Directory is provided as a service to its members and the boating public. The MTA/NJ Boater’s Directory includes a listing of all MTA/NJ Members and the products and services that they provide. MTA/NJ does not expressly or impliedly warrant or guarantee the product, service, or advice provided by its individual members. MTa/nJ sTaff & conTacT INFORMaTion Alissa Malkemes Chelsea Simkins Administrative Assistant Project Manager [email protected] [email protected] Melissa Danko Executive Director [email protected] 2516 Highway 35, suite 201 - Manasquan, nJ 08736 Phone: 732-292-1051 • fax: 732-292-1041 E-mail: [email protected] mtanj.org goboatingnj.org jerseyboatexpo.com Cover design by Balan Marketing Group Directory Printed by PIP Printing & Marketing Services, Brick, NJ Directory Updates at mtanj.org 1 MTA/NJ OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Officers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT II Don Ditzel Fred Brueggemann Walter Johnson, III Comstock Yacht Sales & Marina Statewide Marine Services LLC Johnson & Towers, Inc. 732-899-2500 732-793-6730 856-234-6990 SECRETARY TREASURER Raymond D. Bogan, Esq. Ed Harrison, III Sinn, Fitzsimmons, Cantoli, Baywood Marina Bogan & West 732-477-3322 732-892-1000 Directors Rick Castellini Ray Fernandez Karen Gruppuso Pat Salinas Island Marine Center, Bridge Marina, Inc. PS & S Morgan Marina, Inc. LLC 973-663-1976 848-206-2643 732-721-2290 609-624-1117 Brian Fischer Ed McCarthy Gregory S. Wright Jim Cerruti MESCO McCarthy’s Marine John B. Wright Fair Haven Yacht 609-294-3384 Sales Insurance Works George Fuller 732-528-8200 732-223-6611 732-747-3010 George Fuller’s Chris Ohrenich Michael Yachnik Karen Davidson Marine & Machine Independent Green Cove Marina 732-736-0444 Insurance Broker Horizon Marine 732-840-9090 & Agent Group 609-513-0355 732-929-1700 Board of Governors NORTHERN REGION CENTRAL REGION SOUTHERN REGION LAKE HOPATCONG Pat Salinas Tom Leaming Chris Ohrenich REGION Morgan Marina, Inc. Leamings Marina Independent Insurance Ray Fernandez 732-721-2290 609-971-1514 Broker & Agent Bridge Marina, Inc. 609-693-5600 973-663-1976 Honorary Directors Eleanor Bochenek, Ph.D. Georgianna Forlenzo Rutgers Univ. Haskin Shellfish Research Lab MTA/NJ Executive Director 1991-2001 609-898-0928 x12 941-916-2455 MTA/NJ Past Presidents Don Challoner Carl S. Giuliano Eric Luster Ralph Spencer Antique & Classic Hass & Company, C.P.A.’s Cedar-Mar Marina Spencer Publications Boats of NJ John Haberstroh John Mueller Joe Stewart Bill Crooks Atlantic Flagship Realty The Sail Loft Seaview Harbor Marina Sanborn Marine Center Ed Harrison, Jr.* Ed Patnaude Paul Terzian* Al Davidson Baywood Marina Ocean Beach Marina Causeway Marine Green Cove Marina Ed Harrison, III* Jack Phinney Rick Traber* Vince Di Mauro Baywood Marina Damp Chaser East Pier 47 Marina Aqua Rentals Kersten Kortbawi Larry Polizzotto Tom Tweer George Francis Viking Terminal Marine Ocean Beach Marina Hobby Lobby Marine Surf and Offshore Tom Leaming* Mike Redpath Ken Winter Leamings Marina Soundings Publications Winter Yacht Basin *Active Past Presidents with voting power. 2 Directory Updates at mtanj.org A Message From the MTA/NJ President Dear Members, Friends and Fellow Boaters, As I write this message, the 2014 boating season is well underway. I am pleased to report that after a number of challenging years, we finally have a sense of good health on the horizon for the marine industry in NJ. Since the collapse of the economy and Hurricane Sandy, the boating industry has been hit very hard with losses that will take years to recover from. However, recently the industry has seen modest growth in new and used boat sales as well as brokerage boats. Fuel companies are reporting an increase in sales as well and there are more boaters out on the water enjoying our waterways and having fun. We can certainly thank Mother Nature for the beautiful weather we have been having which has greatly helped everyone this year. The industry’s growth is due to the hard work and perseverance of our marine professionals and the recreational boaters who choose to spend their money and recreate with us. Be sure to visit our new website GoBoatingNJ.org for all of your boating resources. As for our much appreciated members, we will be holding our biennial conference in March 2015. This is an educational event that provides our marine businesses with a wealth of knowledge and information. It is always a huge success thanks to our conference presenters, sponsors and exhibitors and there are plenty of opportunities to participate. More details will be available soon and we hope to see everyone there in 2015. We will once again be hosting two boat shows that you will not want to miss: The Jersey Shore Boat Sale and Expo at First Energy Park in Lakewood NJ “Home of the Blue Claws” September 19th -21st 2014. NJ Boat Sale and Expo at the NJ Convention and Expo Center in Edison NJ February 19th -22nd 2015. Last year’s NJ Boat Sale and Expo was in great demand and sold out. So if you are interested in exhibiting, don’t delay; reserve your space now. If you want to attend or need more information on either of these shows, visit JerseyBoatExpo.com Since becoming President of the Association, I have had the pleasure of working with many of our members, board members and state agencies along with a dedicated staff working behind the scenes to insure the organization and industry’s success. The Association is extremely fortunate to have Melissa Danko, Chelsea Simkins and Alissa Malkemes and we appreciate their expertise and dedication to the association. In closing, I would like to thank the consumers who patronize our members businesses listed in this handy directory and all of the members for their continuous support. Sincerely, Fred Brueggemann MTA/NJ President Directory Updates at mtanj.org 3 About The Marine Trades Association of New Jersey Established in 1972, the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey (MTA/NJ) is a non-profit trade organization dedicated to advancing, promoting and protecting the recreational marine industry and waterways in New Jersey. The MTA/NJ is dedicated to promoting the interests of the industry as a whole for the benefit of its individual members and the consumers whom they serve. The MTA/NJ maintains a year round fully staffed office representing the interests of the industry and providing assistance and information to members, marine businesses and the boating public. The MTA/NJ staff is available to assist marine businesses and boaters with questions and to provide guidance in solving boating and marine-related problems. The MTA/NJ has an aggressive approach to legislative issues, lobbying and governmental relations through its lobbyist from State House Strategies in Trenton. The MTA/NJ is very active in the movement, opposition and/or consideration of many pieces of legislation involving the recreational boating industry. The MTA/NJ meets frequently with legislators from all districts to raise awareness and support of the recreational boating industry and fight for the rights of its members and recreational marine businesses helping them to grow and prosper in the State of NJ. The MTA/NJ spends a significant amount of time and resources promoting the boating industry and member businesses to ensure that boating continues to grow. This is done through strategic advertising, marketing,
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