Harris has built pontoons since 1957, longer than almost anyone in the business, and the stock in Whitefish covers the Cruiser, Solstice, and Grand Mariner lines. Cruiser is the practical entry point, Solstice steps up the seating and finish, and Grand Mariner is the full living-room-on-the-water build.
Tube count matters more than most buyers expect. A two-tube pontoon is fine for Whitefish Lake and the valley’s smaller water, but a tritoon rides flatter and handles chop better, which is worth the money if most of your hours will be on Flathead. The team will walk you through both, and indoor winter storage is available once the season winds down.
Whitefish Marine carries Harris at its dealership on US 93 South in Whitefish, MT. Pontoon buyers come from across the Flathead Valley, from Somers and Bigfork up to Eureka, and indoor winter storage at the dealership keeps the boat close to the water it runs on. Call 406-862-8594 to set up a time to walk the floor.
The new Harris stock in Whitefish runs 21 to 25 feet across the Cruiser, Solstice, and Grand Mariner lines. A pontoon is the easiest boat in the building to own: simple to drive, inexpensive to keep up, and the service department handles winterization and indoor storage when the season ends.
Used pontoons sell early in the season, often before the water warms up. If the listings don’t show one today, call 406-862-8594 and get your name down for the next trade-in.
Bring your current boat in on trade and the dealership will finance the difference. Plenty of Harris buyers step up from an older pontoon or a first runabout, and the trade makes the jump smaller than it looks.
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