Design Your Nautique

The best boat in the world should be the right one for your lake.

Twelve models. Thousands of configurations. Before you visit a showroom or walk a boat show, spend 30 minutes with Bill. He will help you find the one that fits your water, your lift, and your family before you commit to anything.

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION

You talk. Bill listens. Then he helps you think it through.

This is not a presentation. It is a focused conversation built around your lake, your lift, and your life on the water. Bill asks the questions most buyers never think to ask until after delivery.

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Part 01

Your Lake and Your Situation

Every lake is different. Water depth, lift clearance, dock configuration, crew size, and how you actually spend time on the water all shape which Nautique belongs there. Everything starts here.

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Part 02

The Right Model for Your Water

Once Bill understands your situation, he narrows the lineup to the models that actually make sense for you. Not a tour of every option. Just the ones worth your time.

A group of five people enjoying a ride on a white yacht with tan seating on a calm lake.
Part 03

Your Build

Ballast configuration, surf system setup, tower, seating, color, and every detail in between. Every decision made against your specific goals so the boat performs exactly the way you need it to from day one.

Part 04

What Ownership Actually Looks Like

A Nautique is not just a purchase. It is every summer for the next decade. Bill walks through storage, maintenance, seasonal timing, and long term cost so you move forward with a full picture, not just a price tag.

If you are early in the process, this conversation is worth having.

It costs nothing and takes less than an hour.
Most people wish they had done it before the boat show.

The Nautique lineup

Twelve models.
Bill knows every one.

We carry the full 2026 Nautique lineup. Here is a quick reference to help orient you before the session.

WAKE & SURF

G23 Paragon

G25 Paragon

Super Air Nautique G21

Super Air Nautique G23

Super Air Nautique G25

Super Air Nautique S21

Super Air Nautique S23

Super Air Nautique S25

Multi-Sport

Super Air Nautique GS20

Super Air Nautique GS22

Super Air Nautique GS24

SKI

Ski Nautique

Not sure where to start?

That is exactly what the session is for. Bill will narrow it down based on your lake and how you use the water.

Most people come to us after the boat show

They are busy, loud, and built around that day. A lot of buyers walk away with a purchase they are not fully confident in. Then they come to us.

A design session is the opposite. It is quiet, focused, and built entirely around your situation. You walk into the boat show already knowing which model you want, how you want it built, and what questions to ask. That changes everything.

Most people who skip this step end up wishing they had not.

Client, Nautique G23, Sister Lakes, MI

"Before working with Bill, we felt overwhelmed at the boat show. After the design session, we knew exactly which Nautique fit our lake, our lift, and our family."

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Meet your guide

Bill Boston
Owner, The Boarder Line · Authorized Nautique Dealer
Round Lake since 1999

Bill has been on Round Lake since 1999. He grew up on these lakes, competed in waterskiing and wakeboarding, and has spent the last 25 years helping families find the right Nautique for their water and their life.

He asks a lot of questions. That is the point. The more he understands about your situation, the more useful the conversation is for you. He does not have a quota. He is not trying to move inventory. He is here because buying the wrong boat is a bad outcome for everyone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers before you book.

  • No. The session is free with no obligation to purchase anything.

  • No. It is a working session built around your situation. If a Nautique is not the right fit Bill will tell you that.

  • Most sessions run 30 to 60 minutes depending on how many questions you have.

  • Pick a time below. The session happens by phone or Google Meet. Bill will come prepared based on what you share when you book.

  • Bring it. Bill will help you pressure test whether it is the right fit for your lake and your lift.

  • That is fine. A lot of people book early to figure out what questions to ask. No timeline and no pressure.

  • That is up to you. If you want to move forward Bill will walk you through next steps. If you need more time there is no deadline.

  • Yes. The more people on the call who will use the boat, the more useful the conversation.

Schedule your design session

Pick a time.
Come with questions.

Sessions are 30 to 60 minutes by phone or Google Meet. Bill will come prepared. You bring the questions.