Hosted by the Port Credit Harbour Marina and The Store, Mason's Chandlery, the show had over 100 boats exhibited in the water and on the hard, as well as over 40 land displays.
 
John Armstrong, manager of Mainship Sales, who sold a Mainship 35, stated he always sells one or two boats at the Port Credit Show. Don Hyde Marine reported sales on two powerboats as a direct result of the show, with good quality leads on other boats. Slavek Krolikiewicz of North Lakes Yachting stated he “was impressed with the quality of the clientele that came to the show; they were here to buy.”  Krolikiewicz received offers on two of his sailboats.
 
"It was a great show and very successful for us," stated Kevin Flynn of Yacht Time. "We met a lot of new boaters exploring different options on how to enter into boating."  
 
First-time exhibitor Brian Chapman of UK-Halsey Sailmakers also had a successful weekend.  "We took three orders, with deposits, as well as many quote requests."
 
Bob Mitchell of Amphibious Boats said the show “exceeded his expectations.” His 6.1-metre recreational RIB, complete with wheels, received a lot of attention.  
 
Performing the duties of acting mayor, Mississauga Councillor Carmen Corbasson opened the show on Saturday, August 28. A big hit was Tuggy the Safety Tugboat, who charmed both young and seasoned boaters. The Speaker's Tent, a regular show feature, was packed to the rafters, particularly for the seminar 'Living His Dream Under Her Terms' presented by Rob and Mary MacLeod of Informedboater.com. 

 
"We had a number of new exhibitors and new boats this year. We also added a number of new features and made some changes that were reflected in the great comments we received from both attendees and exhibitors," said show manager Lori Mason. "We've got some great ideas for next year and are looking forward to an even better show in 2011!"
 
Next year’s Port Credit In-Water Boat Show will be held August 26 to 28, 2011, at the Port Credit Harbour Marina.