Serving Millsboro & Long Neck, Delaware
Same road. Says so on the sign.
Millsboro sits on the same Route 113 the shop is named for — a straight run south for the Indian River, Long Neck and both bays.
Local water
Two bays off one peninsula
Long Neck points straight between Rehoboth Bay and the Indian River Bay, and half the boats in the Pot-Nets communities can be at the sandbar in ten minutes. It is bay-boat water first — shallow, busy in July, brilliant at dawn — with the Indian River Inlet close enough that a real hull earns its keep.
From Oak Orchard up to the head of the river, we sell for that mix: Pathfinders for the skinny water, Cobia center consoles and dual consoles for families who want the inlet too. And the service department collects at the ramps you already use.
- Pathfinder bay boats made for Rehoboth and Indian River bays
- Cobia for the inlet days and the family aboard
- Mobile service into Long Neck, Pot-Nets and Oak Orchard
- Winterization, wrap and storage down the road in Selbyville
Getting here from Millsboro & Long Neck
Route 24 to Route 113 south, then straight down through Dagsboro and Frankford — about twenty minutes from Long Neck, less from town.
52 Cemetery Rd., Selbyville, DE 19975
(302) 436-1737
🚤 Ramp pickups: Masseys Landing, Pot-Nets Bayside and Bay City Park on Bayview Rd — our trucks and trailers meet you at any of them.