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Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? #11195927 10/30/15 07:28 PM
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Im located in north Texas but love saltwater fishing way more than freshwater. Ive been addicted for a few years now but I always have a hard time finding places to stay when traveling with a boat down on the coast. I need a place that is some what cheap and safe where nobody will jack with the boat and be able to charge up etc. I usually go to Galveston, haven't been to Matagorda yet. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11196128 10/30/15 09:21 PM
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In Galveston you can leave the boat in the water at the harbor house hotel. I think I paid 50 a night last time but they also charge you 20 a night to park the truck and trailer at the hotel. You can also leave it at the yacht basin in a slip its around $2 a foot. I've always felt safer at the yacht basin but anything can happen anywhere. To me it's worth it to not have to load and unload each day.

Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11196155 10/30/15 09:39 PM
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in the galveston area, i'd get with a local realtor and rent a house on a canal. some have lifts, but even without a lift, you can leave it in the water and park the trailer in the driveway or yard.


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11196768 10/31/15 03:07 AM
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Just about all the seadrift and port o' connor motels are adequate.


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11196953 10/31/15 10:49 AM
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I camp here:

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/goose-island


Nice campground, good boat ramp, and close to good fishing.


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11197043 10/31/15 01:09 PM
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I live in North Houston, but sometimes wish I could overnight near Galveston. That way, I would hit the evening and then morning slots without a two-hour one-way drive each day.

I'll be watching this thread to see if anyone comes up with a reasonably priced motel near the water, with good, safe parking,and access to a charging receptacle.

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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11197428 10/31/15 04:58 PM
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i know a couple guys from SA that keep their boats in Corpus in a storage bldg. they built a loft in the rear of the bldg over the rear section of the boat and sealed it off and put a small A/C in it. they fish all day and wash the boat down then go eat and crash for the night.


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11197953 10/31/15 10:08 PM
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If you fish the Rockport / Aransas Pass area I can recommend renting a cabin at Drifters' Resort. And any of the state parks can offer what you want if you want to RV or tent camp. The bride and I enjoyed staying in our RV at Galveston Island State Park, Brazoria County Park at San Luis Pass, Matagorda Bay Nature Park, and Goose Island State Park, as often as we could. All are good spots for your endeavors.

Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11199343 11/01/15 06:11 PM
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IN matagorda, just about all the hotels have adequate parking space for trailers.

In Galveston ... on the other side of Trinity you might check with the Resort at Double Bayou... Trinity is little fresh, but it's not far from smith point and east where a lot of good fishing will be this winter.


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11209717 11/06/15 09:08 PM
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re "resort at Double Bayou"????? Google doesn't turn up anything. Is there another name for which I should be looking??

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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: Pat Goff] #11210068 11/07/15 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted By: Pat Goff
Just about all the seadrift and port o' connor motels are adequate.



The Inn at Clark's is great in POC. Boat slip comes with a room. It's off season now so the prices are great. Ask for the bunk room if you have 4 folks in your party.

http://www.theinnatclarks.com/


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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11210602 11/07/15 03:09 PM
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In Rockport from cabins to hotels/motels like Drifters' Resort to the Best Western - they have room for boats & trailers.

Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: texas landscaper] #11215991 11/10/15 05:48 AM
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There is a Holiday Inn Express on the main drag on the beach towards the east end of the Island. You can launch at the Galveston Yacht Basin.

Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: richg] #11216710 11/10/15 06:33 PM
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re "resort at Double Bayou"????? Google doesn't turn up anything. Is there another name for which I should be looking??

thanks richg

try Oak Island Lodge

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Re: Where to stay with a boat when fishing on the coast? [Re: smooth move] #11248592 11/27/15 09:55 PM
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+1 on Oak Ise Lodge. Stayed here a few times.

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