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Setting sail

| 13 Apr 2016 | 01:18
    PHOTOS BY CHRIS WYMAN Neal De Graaff of Neal’s Sports Emporium on Route 23 in Wantage brought a selection of kayaks to the show. The emporium sells kayaks, canoes, rowboats, cross-country skis and boots, snowshoes, and suitable outdoor clothing.
    PHOTOS BY CHRIS WYMAN Neal De Graaff of Neal’s Sports Emporium on Route 23 in Wantage brought a selection of kayaks to the show. The emporium sells kayaks, canoes, rowboats, cross-country skis and boots, snowshoes, and suitable outdoor clothing.
    Jon Russo of Hewitt-based South Shore Marina brought a selection of speedboats and pontoon boat cruisers to the show.
    Jon Russo of Hewitt-based South Shore Marina brought a selection of speedboats and pontoon boat cruisers to the show.
    Setting sail
    Setting sail
    A vintage Chris-Craft was on display.
    A vintage Chris-Craft was on display.
    Despite a wet snowy afternoon, Jon and Matt Russo of Hewitt-based South Shore Marina brought a selection of speedboats and pontoon boat cruisers to the show.
    Despite a wet snowy afternoon, Jon and Matt Russo of Hewitt-based South Shore Marina brought a selection of speedboats and pontoon boat cruisers to the show.
    The scene inside the Skylands Stadium Boat Show. Additional boats were outside the events center. The show featured pontoon boats, speedboats, ski boats, fishing boats, kayaks, canoes, accessories and much more.
    The scene inside the Skylands Stadium Boat Show. Additional boats were outside the events center. The show featured pontoon boats, speedboats, ski boats, fishing boats, kayaks, canoes, accessories and much more.
    Boat accessories were also featured at the Skylands Stadium Boat Show.
    Boat accessories were also featured at the Skylands Stadium Boat Show.

AUGUSTA — Despite wet and snowy weather, the second annual Skylands Stadium Boat Show saw a steady stream of visitors for the three-day event last weekend.
Exhibitors included Neal’s Sports Emporium, Defeo’s Marina, Katz’s Marina, MarineMax Lake Hopatcong, Lake Hopatcong Marine, Moosehead Marina/Greenwood Lake Kawasaki, Barnes Brothers, Off Shore Marine, Precision Propeller, The Rescue Step, South Shore Marina and Lake Mohawk Marina.
Although the event center was packed with boats, many were also on display outside. Boat accessories were also featured as were representatives from local restaurants including Alice’s and The Windlass of Lake Hopatcong.
To learn about other upcoming events at the stadium, including Comedy Night: Direct from NYC on April 22 and Food Truck Frenzy on April 30, visit www.SkylandsStadium.com or call the box office at 973-940-0222.
For more photos from the boat show, go to advertisernewsnorth.com.