Native Son Marine Services

⚓️🔋 Upgrade Your Boat This Season — Trolling Motors & Power-Pole Installs! 🔋⚓️
Ready to take your fishing and boating performance to the next level?
🛠️ We Install & Service:

Trolling Motors (full setup, rigging & integration)
Power-Pole Shallow Water Anchors
Marine Electronics including autopilot, audio, radar & more
Hydraulic steering & marine plumbing for smooth, reliable performance
Whether you're prepping for tournament season or upgrading your weekend setup, we make sure your gear is dialed in and water‑ready.
Make this season your smoothest yet — let us get your boat rigged right! 🚤🔥

21 Michael Fitz fresh off a restoration before it headed to for a brand new outboard. After all that she came to us for a full electronics package as well as all the electrical. The new us to products from Egis really helped simplify the installation, saved us from using 6 circuit breakers being able to connect all devices from one single point. It also added in keeping things neat and tidy.

Bow eyes, towing bits ? Yeah we do those too ! Center consoles big and small we outfit em all.

Summer will be here before you know and a starlink is a great add for the long Bahamas runs here in Florida and those big canyons trips up north. Stay connected with family, get weather and water temp updates or just have that extra layer of security knowing if things go wrong you can quickly reach out for help. We installed a lithium battery connected to a inverter/charger to power the starlink. We removed the stock ladder going into the console in order to cut a hole for a custom hatch from then installed a custom removable ladder so that everything was accessible. Lastly installed a 120v panel to switch between shore power and lithium power.

Well we remembered to post the video of us sneaking this big girl in the shop but neglected to post the after. So here she is !
- Wiring clean up
- Fresh NMEA 2000 backbone
- New amplifier power supply
- Underwater lights individually fused and relay to protect switch
- New batteries
- New racor fuel filters plus spares for Bahamas trips down south and canyon trips in Jersey
- New circuit breakers for electric reel outlets
- Garmin software updated
- Hinges and latches tighten and new fasteners added as needed
- Major bilge douching
- New bilge pumps and floats switches
- Trailer bunk bracket replacement
- Upgraded to twin 5k trailer jacks
- Port engine fuel system repairs
- All new fuel hose from separators to engines
- New Key switch harness
- New engine harness on center engine
- And dennnnnnnn

Boston whaler came in with a few broken switches and rather than just replace them with the same old junk thats going to fail again, we did all new panels and bluewater 22mm switches. We've installed hundreds of these switches over the past few years and can only speak of 1 or 2 failures. So they not only look great but they also work great, and super easy to swap out if a failure did occur. The newer 2 in 1 switches worked great for the sure shade, dual colored overhead lights as well as the windlass control.

For those of you that listen to the rambling and bitching on the stories on here, you may remember this boat. As shown in the photo you've got a radar thats mostly reading the flir in front of it. Also whatever bo**er eater that installed the radar also cut and spliced the network cable. So we put a new end on the network cable so that its getting a solid connection. Next we dropped the flir down onto the deck of the hardtop and removed the old janky search light and replaced it with a brand new light bar.

This 22' Pathfinder came in for a steering cylinder replacement and ended up getting a new lease on life. During the job, we discovered the engine’s steering arm was severely rusted and nearing failure. Rather than risk a catastrophic failure on the water, we proactively replaced it.
While everything was apart, we also replaced the motor mounts and performed a full engine service. In addition, we removed the previously installed 6-inch setback spacers, which were causing the boat to porpoise aggressively.