OffShore Junky

07/24/2026

07/24/2026

07/20/2026

Update

The man fell out of the boat. The prop chopped him. He didnt survive…Guys this should be a lesson here always have your kill switch on your arm for this reason!!!

A man at Bois d arc lake could sure use some prayers not likely he’s gonna survive 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 they just took him on a stretcher but he had no pulse when left!!!

07/18/2026

Have you guys heard??
They started charging at Bob Hall Pier today!! 7/18/26
But I'll let you in the side gate for a few sand dollars 😉
Kidddddding..... 😏🧜🏼‍♀️💰😅
Here is the price list 👇🏼

Daily Rates:General Admission (Walk-on): $3 per person
Children (12 and under): Free
Seniors, Active Military, and Disabled Veterans (Walk-on): $1 per person
Fishing Pole Fee: $4 per pole (maximum 4 poles per person)
Seniors, Active Military, and Disabled Veterans (Fishing Pole): $1 per pole
Cast Net Fee: $2
Frequent Visitor & Multi-Day Passes:3-Day Fishing Pass (2 poles): $20
Annual Walk-on Pass (No fishing): $50
Annual Fishing Pass (2 poles): $299
Annual Fishing Pass (4 poles): $399

07/08/2026

September 11 & 12, 2026
Corpus Christi Oyster, Seafood & Country Music Festival
We will be serving oysters just the way you like them, there will also be many other seafood options also Shrimp, Fish, Crabs. We will also have Food Trucks with and Vendors.

07/02/2026

Take recreational and commercial boating courses on-the-go through Mariners Learning System. We offer USCG-approved captain's license training and testing.

06/28/2026

It’s been a difficult weekend so far on Texas waters.

As of posting, Texas Game Wardens have responded, or are currently responding, to multiple water-related fatalities and emergencies across the state, including:
▪️Lake Travis (Travis County)
▪️Lake Fryer (Ochiltree County)
▪️Galveston Bay (Galveston County)
▪️Benbrook Lake (Tarrant County)
▪️Lake Jacksonville (Cherokee County)
▪️Lake Brownwood (Brown County)

Every one of these incidents is a tragedy, and our thoughts are with the families and loved ones affected.

And while every incident has unique circumstances, many water-related tragedies are preventable. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep you and those around you safe.

🛟 Wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket.
🍺 Don’t boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
👦 Keep a close eye on children.
🚤 Wear your vessel’s emergency engine cut-off switch.
⛈️ Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
⚠️ Avoid unnecessary risks.

Conditions can change quickly, and emergencies often happen with little warning.

06/24/2026

Get the complete OUPV / Six-Pack captain’s license preparation path, including approved coursework, school-administered testing, study materials, chart plotting tools, and licensing guidance.

06/17/2026

Father’s Day Special