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The eleven Finger Lakes here in central New York are among our state’s finest natural features. These lakes were formed over two million years ago by

The best-laid plans often go to waste. This saying applies in many situations, including when you’re out on your boat on what was supposed to be a

Going out on the water is already going to be chilly, even on warm days, but during the winter, it can get downright frigid. That doesn’t mean you

Now that summer is over and winter is on the horizon, it’s time to put your boat away until the weather starts to warm up again. But you can’t just

As one of the most versatile marine crafts out there, pontoons are extremely popular and that popularity shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

If you’ve recently invested in a boat or you’re thinking about it, there are many exciting experiences up ahead. Whether you’re looking into a fishing

When the warm weather hits, you’re probably eager to make the most of it. One of our favorite pastimes at Mark’s Leisure Time Marine is a day full of

If you want to make some great memories with your kids this spring and summer, consider taking them on a cruise across the lake! Here in upstate New

As summer comes to an end, boat users everywhere are preparing to winterize and store their boats for the cold season. If you’re one of these boaters,

When you’ve been boating for a whole season, your boat can get pretty dirty. Moss, grit, saltwater, sand, barnacles and all manner of debris can colle

A pontoon boat is one of the safest options on the water, from the high sides to their solid construction. But you will still want to take proactive s

Summer is here and it’s time to hit the water in your boat for some fun and relaxation! Just make sure you’re ready for the logistics of getting your

The warm months are here, so you’re undoubtedly ready to take your boat out on the water as soon as you can make it happen. Whether you’re heading out

Once spring thaws everything out and the weather heats up, boat owners start itching to get their boats out onto the lake as soon as possible. But you