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(639) 739-4116

Boat Towing · Regina

Trailer Stuck at the Ramp? Regina Boat Towing Rolls 24/7.

Bearing failure mid-launch, pontoon wedged in mud, sailboat needing a mast-down haul to winter storage. Regina Towing sends a winch-equipped operator with the right cable, experience on lake ramps, and a clear quote before the hook goes on.

  • Live phone line 24/7
  • Ramp and marina experience
  • Winch-equipped recovery rigs

What We Tow

Fishing Rigs, Ski Boats, Pontoons & Sailboats Up to 27 Feet.

Regina's boating fleet spans a wide weight range. A typical ski boat weighs 3,000 to 6,000 lbs without the trailer; fishing boats land between 2,000 and 8,000 lbs depending on hull size and fuel load. Pontoons with multiple tubes can push 4,000 to 10,000 lbs, and sailboats with rigging and ballast often exceed 8,000 lbs. Each type presents different towing challenges. Pontoons have a wide footprint that affects tongue weight balance. Sailboats require mast clearance planning. Jet-drive boats need intake ports kept clear during winching.

Trailers themselves vary in capacity and design. Single-axle units handle boats up to 6,000 lbs; tandem-axle rigs distribute heavier loads and sit lower on the road. Roller trailers versus bunk trailers require different winch techniques, and specialty sailboat carts demand operators trained in Regina wrecker recovery methods. When you call, share the boat type, length, and trailer axle count so the right towing rig rolls to your location.

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Regina boat trailer being transported

How It Works

From Ramp to Destination: Boat Towing in Four Moves.

  1. Prepare the boat

    Secure the boat to the trailer with straps, seal and vent the fuel tank, lower any sailboat mast, and ensure bunks or rollers support the hull evenly.

  2. Phone in the details

    Tell the operator the launch or marina name, slip number, boat type, trailer axle setup, and what failed (bearing, axle, tongue jack, hitch).

  3. Get a route and rate

    The operator maps the pull, quotes the cost, and gives you an arrival window. Peak season lake runs may add time.

  4. Tow and deliver

    The winch-equipped operator extracts the rig, manages tongue weight, and hauls to a marine shop, storage yard, or your property.

Service Territory

Lake Launches & Marina Hauls Across Regina's Boating Region.

Regina's lake recreation zone sees steady weekend traffic, especially in summer. Each launch ramp has its own wear pattern on trailer bearings and tongue jacks. Hot pavement, repeated launch cycles, and loaded trailers create peak failure times on Saturday afternoons when the ramps are busiest. Seasonal patterns shift the call volume, with shoulder-season freeze-thaw cycles trapping trailers at storage lots until a heavy-duty winch crew frees them.

Off-season hauls run October through March when boats move from launches to covered storage or private land. Cross-region pulls between White City lake areas and Regina storage yards are routine in spring and fall. Towing rates typically run $80 to $150 hook-up plus $3 to $6 per kilometre, with ramp-side winching and marina paperwork at the higher end. For longer pulls to remote lakes or rural marinas, ask about Regina long-distance boat hauls.

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Regina boat loaded on a trailer for recovery and towing

Frequently asked

Regina Boat Trailer Towing Questions.

Boat-on-trailer hauls, stuck trailers at the ramp, sailboat mast clearance, marine fuel rules, and seasonal marina-to-storage moves.

Yes, in most cases. The boat stays on a roadworthy trailer and the rig hauls the whole package to its destination. If the trailer has a failed axle, broken bearings or a damaged frame, the boat may need to be lifted off first, the operator confirms the right approach when the call comes in.
Stuck trailers at lake launches need a winch-equipped wrecker that can pull the rig free without bending the frame. Regina Towing routes a heavy-duty operator with the right cable rating and ramp experience.
No. Lower or remove the mast before the tow rig arrives. A raised mast adds height that catches power lines, sign gantries and bridge underpasses. If the mast is stuck, the operator can recommend a marine rigger before transport.
Yes. Confirm the fuel cap is sealed and the tank is properly vented before transport. A full tank shifts trailer balance and adds weight, so partial fuel is preferred on long hauls. If fuel is leaking, do not move the boat, call (639) 739-4116 immediately.
Yes. Regina Towing handles seasonal hauls from marinas and lake launches to winter storage yards or private properties. Bring authorization from the marina office so the operator can release the trailer on arrival. Pricing typically runs $80 to $150 hook-up plus $3 to $6 per kilometre.

Trusted by Regina boaters

What Regina Boat Owners Are Saying.

★★★★★ 4.8 · 124 reviews on Google
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★★★★★

Trailer bearing seized at the launch on a Saturday afternoon. Winch rig there in 50 minutes, got the boat home still strapped on. Smooth pull.

B. O.
Regina · Lake area
★★★★★

Pontoon needed a haul from the lake to a covered storage yard. Operator handled the wide footprint and managed the marina release paperwork. Great communication.

N. W.
White City
★★★★★

Fishing rig got the trailer stuck at a lake after a thunderstorm dropped the access road into mud. Heavy-duty winch crew pulled us out and routed back home.

E. J.
Moose Jaw
★★★★★

Sailboat tow required a lowered mast and careful tongue weight management. The driver knew exactly what to ask for and the haul was uneventful.

H. M.
Regina · Inner city

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Need boat recovery

Call (639) 739-4116 for Regina Boat & Trailer Towing.

Bearing failure at the ramp, a pontoon wedged in mud, a sailboat haul with lowered mast, or an off-season marina-to-storage move, Regina Towing routes a winch-equipped operator any hour. Safety note: secure the boat, seal the fuel cap, lower any mast, and stand back from the rig before the tow truck arrives.

Free quote and arrival estimate before towing begins. Pricing varies by trailer weight, distance, time of day and conditions.