Long Lake's Smooth Runner: A 23ft Tahoe Tritoon with a 140hp Suzuki

Pilot a roomy 2022 Tahoe tritoon across Long Lake and you’ll understand why the Northwoods pulls families back year after year. This 23-foot, 12-passenger pontoon, powered by a lively 140hp Suzuki, is offered from BeesNTrees Marina: N1279 County Hwy MD, Sarona, WI 54870 (Meet us at the marina to pick up your rental). It combines smooth handling, generous seating, and enough power to tow water skis, tubes, or a tired teenager.

Long Lake sits in northern Wisconsin’s lake country, a glacially carved basin ringed with red pines, mixed hardwoods, and occasional rocky points. Key features include clear open water ideal for cruising, small wooded islands that reward slow exploration, and shallow sandy pockets perfect for swimming. Look for common loons calling at dawn and bald eagles cliff-silhouetted against the shoreline; the lake’s glacial origins explain its irregular bays and submerged rock ledges that make navigation interesting.

This rental is straightforward: day- or week-long bookings let you set an itinerary. The Tahoe’s responsive 140hp Suzuki gives confident acceleration for reaching distant coves while remaining stable at idle for fishing or anchoring. Safety gear—life jackets, throw cushion, fire extinguisher—and bumpers are included; bring a cooler, a dry bag, and an eye for changing weather. The boat’s layout is social and family-friendly, with room for beach gear, a grill, and kids who want to splash without crowding the cockpit.

Beyond the boat itself, BeesNTrees Marina is a practical gateway to the Northwoods. The area’s recreational roots date to late 19th- and early 20th-century logging and the later conversion of cutover land to privately owned lake parcels and public recreation shoreline. Today Long Lake balances quiet retreats with active boating lanes; respect for speed zones and wildlife closures keeps the lake healthy.

Why book this trip? It’s an efficient way to experience the region’s waterborne rhythm—sunrise loon songs, midafternoon tube runs, and a sunset glide back to the marina. For anglers the Tahoe is a stable platform near popular shallow flats; for families it’s a roomy, reliable cruiser. The rental’s combination of modern power, proven pontoon design, and the Northwoods setting makes for a classic Wisconsin lake day without fuss. Pack sunscreen, a map of marked hazards, and plans to linger at a sandbar; this Tahoe turns Long Lake into an easy-ticket adventure.

Reserve in summer weekends and verify local regulations for tubing and towing; crossings into shallow bays can conceal submerged rocks. If you want a quieter day, aim for weekdays or mornings and bring binoculars for eagle and deer viewing from the water. Fuel planning is critical for longer rentals; confirm tank levels and where nearest gas is located at the marina before you go. Rentals regularly sell out on holiday weekends.