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Redden Marine sold to Bellingham’s LFS

By Dave Gallagher

dgallagher@bhamherald.com

September 03, 2016 05:00 AM

LFS Marine and Outdoor net hangers Tony Mihovilovic and his uncle Joe Mihovilovic deliver a seine fishing net to a storage area at Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, Monday morning, Nov. 21, 2011.
LFS Marine and Outdoor net hangers Tony Mihovilovic and his uncle Joe Mihovilovic deliver a seine fishing net to a storage area at Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, Monday morning, Nov. 21, 2011. Philip A. Dwyer pdwyer@bhamherald.com
LFS Marine and Outdoor net hangers Tony Mihovilovic and his uncle Joe Mihovilovic deliver a seine fishing net to a storage area at Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, Monday morning, Nov. 21, 2011. Philip A. Dwyer pdwyer@bhamherald.com

A late bidder has won the right to purchase Redden Marine, a fishing supply company that has a store on Bellingham’s waterfront.

According to an article in the Homer News, a weekly paper in Homer, Alaska, LFS Marine & Outdoor of Bellingham was the high bidder for Redden Marine’s assets, with an offer that the article said was finalized in court on Wednesday, Aug. 31. Englund Marine Supply was the original high bidder for Redden Marine, which was put in court receivership earlier this year.

Officials at LFS Marine could not be reached Friday, Sept. 2, for comment on plans for Redden Marine. LFS has a store at 851 Coho Way, which is near the Bellingham Redden building at 1411 Roeder Ave.

Both stores are on the Port of Bellingham property.

Dave Gallagher: 360-715-2269, @BhamHeraldBiz

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