Water Ways TV: Episode 4 – Welland Canal
Introducing Water Ways TV, an all-new recreational boating show with host, Steve Bull!
Introducing Water Ways TV, an all-new recreational boating show with host, Steve Bull!
This week Water Ways checks out the historic hotbed of boating in Muskoka. For 150 years this has been a lake-lover’s paradise. From North America’s oldest operating Steamship, the RMS Segwun, and it’s sister-ship the Wenonah II to Canada’s largest Antique & Vintage Boat Show the history is one you can experience, not just read…
Episode 2’s “anchor location” is Nova Scotia. We explore the restoration efforts of Hector Heritage Quay, go to the oldest yacht club in the Americas (Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron) for the finish of the historic Marblehead-to-Halifax race from Boston, Tidal Bore Rafting and a look at the Royal Canadian Navy’s oldest commissioned vessel and only sailing ship, the HMCS…
Today, Water Ways TV announced Peterborough & the Kawarthas as the first-ever winner of its Water Ways Destination of the Year award.
Steven Bull is first and foremost an avid boater. Along with his wife and 7-year old son, who join in the adventures from time-to-time, they own three boats (five when you include the kayaks).
A 750 nautical mile (1400 kilometre!) voyage from Toronto to Montreal to Manhattan. The catch? It’s on a 30-yr old, 27-foot “pocket cruiser”! Steve sets out from Toronto solo, before teaming up with his father-in-law to tackle the locks of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Will the old boat be up for the task? Will Steve??? …
By Andy Adams
The Pursuit S 268 Sport centre console is a do-it-all kind of boat with a solid sense of style. Centre console designs have been developed for the southern blue water sport fishing enthusiasts (and this boat would raise fish with the best of them) but the Pursuit S 268 Sport centre console offers far more utility and enjoyment than just fishing.
Ron and Pat Reder started out in October 1984 across the road from where they are right now on the Bayfield River in Bayfield ON. The store front was about 10 x 20 and the rest of that side of the building was a stock room, wood finishing room, then behind that was more back stock and the lunchroom. Expanding every few years for the store front, then moving over to this new building five years ago, this year with Adam, Shelley, and Holly are carrying on the business.