Dock Flotation

How to Spot and Fix Common Dock Flotation Issues

A floating dock is one of the best investments you can make for your lakefront — flexible, durable, and easy to adjust. But like anything exposed to the elements, it needs care. Over time, docks can start to lean, sag, or ride unevenly in the water. Those small shifts are often signs of flotation issues…

dock owner checklist

The Ultimate Checklist for New Dock Owners in Canada

Owning a dock is one of life’s great joys. It’s where mornings start with coffee and sunsets end with reflection. But for new dock owners, that dream comes with a few practical realities — maintenance, safety, and knowing how to protect your investment through Canada’s unpredictable seasons. Whether you live along Kenora’s lakefront, a quiet…

Rainy River Region

Tips for Fishing Off Your Dock in the Rainy River Region

There’s something timeless about casting a line off your dock as the sun rises over the Rainy River. It’s peaceful, grounding, and surprisingly rewarding — whether you’re after walleye, northern pike, or just a quiet moment to yourself. Fishing off your dock doesn’t require a fancy boat or expensive setup. With the right approach, it…

dock party

How to Host a Dock Party Without Damaging Your Setup

There’s nothing quite like gathering friends and family for a lakeside dock party — the calm water, the music, the laughter echoing across the shoreline. But if you’ve ever hosted one, you know how easy it is for the fun to cross into “oops” territory. From spilled drinks and heavy furniture to guests who forget…

kayak launch dock

How to Add a Kayak Launch to Your Existing Dock

Kayaking has exploded in popularity across Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario, and for good reason. It’s affordable, easy to learn, and a great way to explore lakes and rivers at your own pace. But for many cottage owners, one of the trickiest parts of kayaking is launching. Getting into a kayak from the shoreline or a…