HISTORY OF MIRROCRAFT

Mirro Aluminum Company of Manitowoc, Wisconsin first began production of aluminum boats in l956. Marketed under the name of MirroCraft, the original line offered a series of quality boats for recreational fishing and pleasure. Gradually, as demand grew, the boat line was expanded to include boats from 10-19 feet in length with varying inside configurations and features.

In 1982 several employees of Mirro Aluminum purchased the aluminum boat business from Mirro and relocated the operation from Manitowoc, WI to Gillett, WI. As a result, the name of the company was changed to Northport, Inc. However, the trade name of MirroCraft was retained. Since then Northport has been constant in its commitment to quality while maintaining a strong tradition in the production and development of aluminum fishing and pleasure boats. The MirroCraft name has become and continues to be synonymous with boat innovation, safety and quality.

In September, 2003, Northport was purchased by ClearWater Marine which include Palm Beach Pontoons, Weeres Pontoons, and Keylargo fiberglass fishing boats. MirroCraft now joins these other quality brands and will still follow its commitment to quality into the new millennium.