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Wizard Lake Marine


A SNEAK PEEK INTO THE BOLD NEW KELOWNA DEALERSHIP EXPANSION by Dean Unger


After more than twenty years doing business in Central Alberta, near the city of Edmonton, Wizard Lake Marine, is expanding into Kelowna. This move is supported by an excellent track record of solid customer service and service delivery to a growing customer base and a thriving Marine community in Western Canada. "Wizard Lake Marine was


established in 1991 at our home on Wizard Lake, AB," says owner, Don Quistberg, "Three years later, we purchased some land, designed and constructed facilities to suit our needs and established a central location in Calmar, AB.


The move to Kelowna was a natural progression. Kelowna is a Marine hub - a heartland to the Marine community per se, and a well-known centre for the pleasure boating community." Why Kelowna? Quistberg says


the move to Kelowna was about the lakeside lifestyle - that, and the fact that 75% of their customers are boating in the Okanagan. With the Premier Pontoon and Nautique Tournament Boat line and, looking ahead, the 2013 Malibu Line in hand for Kelowna, Wizard Lake is looking to solidify their position as one of the largest Tournament Boat dealerships in the world.


The new prime location at


856 McCurdy Place, by Kane's Harley Davidson dealership, will sport 16,000 square feet, a big showroom and every accessory you can think of, and will specialize in Nautique Tow Boats, Premier Pontoons, Indmar Engine, Mercury Engines, PCM, Liquid Force, Ronix, HO, Inland Surfer, and more. "We have many clients who


we consider our extended family - loyal customers who faithfully work the boat shows over the years to promote our vision. We have now become recognized as one of the top tournament tow- boat dealers in the country."


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