About Us
Sea Fox Boat Works was founded in 1995 by a third generation boat manufacturer. In the past thirty years, the team has worked to keep that family legacy alive with a primary focus on building the best quality boats at a fair price. Our goal at Sea Fox is to build boats with the fishing expert in mind while not sacrificing the comfort for friends and family.
With a combined 68 years of experience in providing customers access to leisure on the water, we aim to produce all the amenities you could possibly need so that you can leave your worries at the dock and escape like a fox.
Meet the Fox Family
Freddy Renken
President and CEO
Christina Moore
Vice President and CFO
Chris Nemeth
Vice President of New Product Development
Ryan Balderson
Vice President of Sales
Harlan Renken Kempson
Vice President of Production
Tanner Renken
Vice President of Business Planning & Strategic Analysis
Stewart Mitchell
Director of Sales
Will Weatherford
Vice President of Engineering & Quality Control
Jason Taska
Director of Customer & Dealer Service
Catherine Stephenson
Sales Coordinator
Factory Tour Video
Click play below to join our VP of Sales, Ryan Balderson, as he takes you through the Fox Factory!
We are happy to hear any questions you may have about the factory tour or how we build our boats. Please drop your questions here with your email and a Sea Fox representative will get back to you as soon as possible!
SEA FOX BOATS MEET OR EXCEED UNITED STATES COAST GUARD STANDARDS.
Smart from the start, take a boating education course and get a vessel safety check for your boat. For information, call the United States Coast Guard Auxilliary at 800-368-5647 or visit www.cgaux.org or the United States Power Squadrons at 888-FOR-USPS or visit www.usps.org.
Due to Sea Fox's ongoing commitment to research and product development, we reserve the right to change features, specifications and/or prices without prior notification. Check with your Sea Fox dealer for complete information. Some photos include optional equipment. Specifications and measurements are approximate.