These folks are awesome. A little longer than expected on repairs but he was short on help. I…read morewanted it done right and ready for next year. Thanks to all of you.

Texas Boat Works is top notch AAA+. My wife and I purchased our first bass boat from this wonderful…read morecompany. Troy helped us out and personally delivered the boat to us and gave us a full tour on land and in water. He was patient with us and answered every question. Troy is a stand up guy. Thank you very much for helping us achieve a life dream.

second boat I've purchased there and they always go above and beyond to take care of the…read morecustomer!!! If I live long enough to buy a third it will be from Javier Rodriguez!!! Go see him if your looking!!

Sold us our first boat... will never buy from them again. They like to polish up a turd and sell it…read moreto you.

One of the best boat repair shops and they stand behind their work. Understandably they are super…read morebusy in the summer but there work is solid and growing. If you need something that can wait like any boat shop I suggest that you hold off till winter but. usally reapirs in the busy season are about 2 weeks out.

20 minutes into the kayak rental the paddle breaks. Now it's a canoe paddle... ok. 1 hr later the…read moreother end of the paddle breaks, now it's a tent pole! LOL $25/hr for a kayak, ok $114 charge for "breaking" the paddle Total BS, they're giving substandard equipment to customers and using the contract as a way to squeeze us for the bottom line. Avoid these guys or inspect your equipment with a metallurgist present.

Possum Kingdom Lake is a great lake to go boating on. It's long and winding, with great cliffs and…read morelarge homes on all sides. Can be a good option for skiing, fishing, or just boating around. Hell's Gate Watercraft Rentals is a good option for renting a boat if you don't have one. They offer a small variety - two pleasure/ski boats and several pontoon boats. We rented the Chapparal because it's a brand we were familiar with. It's old (12 years) and needed some work, but ran just fine and fit us well. They rent by the hour, and prices are good compared to other options. They have a 2 hour minimum. From the boat launch, it's a quick hop around a bend to "Hell's Gate", the inlet between two cliffs that is one of the deepest parts of the whole lake (100 feet). It's also not far to the dam, which is interesting to go see but of course you can't get close. A two hour rental is plenty of time to see both of these and tool around the lake a bit. The staff here is very nice, but you need to know before you plan your rental that they have a policy that all boats have to be back by 5pm. There is plenty of paperwork to fill out before you leave, so allow plenty of time if you are there in the afternoon. Their hours are different before Memorial Day and after Labor Day. Also make sure that you plan ahead for $20-$30 (maybe your average 2-hour rental) worth of gas when you get back.