Lighthouse Marina Boat Rentals


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At the Lighthouse Marina, we have pontoon boats, sailboats, kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats available for you to rent hourly or by the day. Cruise around the lake, relax on the sandy beaches nearby, have a picnic, or take the kids out tubing. We also offer rentals on water-skis and tubes.

We are proud to say we have the newest and cleanest fleet of pontoon rentals on Lake Texoma! In 2012, we added three 18' and three 20' Sun Tracker Pontoon Boats. In 2011, we added four 26' Sun Tracker 24 Pontoon Boats to our rental fleet. All of these boats have 4-stroke fuel efficient engines, stereo, swim platforms and come equipped with all safety and life jackets. You can also rent tubes and water toys from us for the day. All pontoons have enough power to pull a tube and the larger boats are capable of pulling a skier.

We are also the only marina on Lake Texoma to offer Hobie Catamaran Sailboats available for rent, including the Hobie Wave and Bravo. Easy to sail for beginners and thrilling for more experienced sailors, these sailboats are fun, fun, fun!

The Hobie Wave is an easy-to-sail, easy-to-rig speedster that will quickly have you smiling. The Wave?s asymmetrical underbody shape eliminates the need for daggerboards, and its rotomolded polyethylene hulls are virtually indestructible, making it ideal for beginners and adventurers alike. A large, fully battened, boomless mainsail provides plenty of power in the light stuff, but twists off in a breeze for added control. And should your rig go horizontal, the ?Hobie Bob? mast float makes righting the boat simple and safe.

What happens when fun, fast and simple meet in one easy-to-sail catamaran? We call it the Hobie Bravo, a boat that delivers big grins, great times and minimal fuss. The boat?s rotomolded polyethylene hull encourages beaching and makes docking ? even on gusty days ? fully inconsequential. The Bravo?s generously cut, square-top mainsail keeps you moving in mere zephyrs, but twists off in a breeze for power control. The unique A-frame rig is easy to step, and the boomless, roller-furling, multicolored Dacron mainsail makes shortening sail simple and safe. Perfect for ?kids? of all ages.

We also have several Kayaks, a Canoe and Paddleboat available as well as Tubes, Skis, and other water toys. Call ahead to our fuel dock to reserve at 903.786.2250.

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jun. 25)

FAIR. Water stained; 74 degrees; 5.41 feet above pool. Striper fishing is hit-and-miss with so much outflow but fish are consistent in shallower water 15-25 feet on live shad. Also seeing fish on humps and ledges in deeper water 40-55 feet of water on live shad. Be on the lookout for topwater action as bait moves off the banks and into deeper water with the warming temps. The bite will bust loose once they shut the flood gates and we are at normal pool level. Catfishing is good for blues on cut shad in 40-55 feet of water and channels are still along the rocks in 25-30 feet of water on punch bait. Bigger blues fish near the rivers with cut rough fish/gizzard shad drifting or anchored in 15-25 feet of water. Largemouth and smallmouth are improving with the lake conditions and water clarity. Watch for things to clear up quickly in the coves and creeks especially when they slow the outflow. Smallmouth will be on the boulders and rocks off the banks in 8-15 feet of water. Largemouth will shade and suspend in the clearer water under docks and marinas. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma, Guaranteed Guide Service. The water is dropping nearly 9 inches a day, and should be normal around Independence Day. Striped bass hit-and-missing with live bait in 20-30 feet of water. The small threadfin shad should start to run midlake and when this happens the topwater bite should be good. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.

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