Enjoy Minnesota's 10,000 lakes worry-free.
Minnesota is the Land of 10,000 Lakes — and Frankot Agency is here to make sure you can enjoy every one of them. From fishing boats to pontoons to personal watercraft, we have coverage built for Minnesota boaters.
What's Covered
Covers your boat, motor, and trailer against collision, fire, theft, vandalism, and weather damage.
Protects you if you're responsible for injuring someone or damaging another vessel or dock.
Covers medical expenses for you and your passengers if injured in a boating accident, regardless of fault.
Covers your injuries and damages if you're hit by a boater who has no insurance.
Pays for emergency towing if your boat breaks down on the water — a must-have for Minnesota lake days.
Extends protection to your boat trailer while in transit and in storage during the off-season.
Why Frankot Agency
As an independent Minnesota insurance agency, we work for you — not the insurance companies. That means we shop multiple carriers to find you the best coverage at the best price.
Common Questions
Minnesota does not legally require boat insurance, but many marinas and lenders do. More importantly, a single accident on the water can result in significant liability — boat insurance is strongly recommended for any watercraft owner.
Some homeowners policies provide limited coverage for small boats (typically under 25 hp or under a certain value). However, this coverage is usually insufficient for larger vessels. A dedicated boat policy provides much broader protection.
Most boat insurance policies cover you on all inland waterways in the U.S. and Canada. Be sure to check your policy for any geographic restrictions, especially if you plan to boat on the Great Lakes or in Canada.
Many carriers offer reduced-rate coverage during the off-season when your boat is in storage. Your physical damage coverage typically remains in place, but liability coverage may be suspended. Ask your Frankot agent about seasonal options.
Talk to a local Minnesota agent today — no pressure, no obligation.