LNM: GIWW-East MM:143.4, Pensacola-Mobile Daybeacon 137 Missing
SAFETY/PENSACOLA – MOBILE/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0237-26
PENSACOLA – MOBILE DAYBEACON 137 (LLNR 33900) AID IS MISSING. MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
SAFETY/PENSACOLA – MOBILE/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0237-26
PENSACOLA – MOBILE DAYBEACON 137 (LLNR 33900) AID IS MISSING. MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
SAFETY/PENSACOLA – MOBILE/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0236-26
PENSACOLA – MOBILE DAYBEACON 129 (LLNR 33880) AID IS MISSING DAYBOARDS. MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
SAFETY/TX – MATAGORDA /ATON/SEC SCC BNM 0216-26
MATAGORDA SHIP CHANNEL LIGTH 28 (LLNR: 27240) REPORTED EXTINGUISHED. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
UPDATE/DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0234-26 UPDATE-1
MS – DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND CANCEL AT//300600Z JUN 26// BT |
SAFETY/DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0234-26
MS – DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND BT |
SAFETY/AL – SANTA ROSA SOUND TO DAUPHIN ISLAND/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0233-26
1. PENSACOLA-MOBILE BUOY 95A (LLNR 33725). AID IS OFFSTATION. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
UPDATE/DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0231-26 UPDATE-1
1. BILOXI EAST CHANNEL DAYBEACON 11 (LLNR 8750). SET TRUB ON AP. LW. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
SAFETY/JOURDAN RIVER CHANNEL/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0215-26
MS – DOG KEYS PASS TO WAVELAND – JOURDAN RIVER CHANNEL BT |
SAFETY/SANTA ROSA SOUND TO DAUPHIN ISLAND/ATON/SEC MOB BNM 0214-26
1. PENSACOLA-MOBILE DAYBEACON 51 (LLNR 33475) AID REPORTED OFFSTATION AND IN THE CHANNEL. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION. BT |
TowBoatUS Expands into Panama City, Strengthening Assistance for Recreational Boaters Capt. Daimin Barth adds fourth TowBoatUS port to ownership portfolio along Florida’s Panhandle
An image of Capt. Daimin Barth and his wife Amber Zigadlo PANAMA CITY, Fla. – May 20, 2026 – TowBoatUS, North America’s largest network of on-water towing ports, announced today that U. Located in the heart of Panama City Beach, the port offers 24/7 on-water support to recreational boaters, including towing, fuel delivery, battery jumps, and soft ungroundings. Long-distance towing services beyond service areas listed on BoatU.S. member service locator may be available based upon conditions and availability. Separate from serving BoatUS Towing Members, the port also offers salvage, repairs, and prop disentanglement. “As a captain-turned-port owner, I take pride in building on my experience responding to distressed boaters and know firsthand how fast response times can make all the difference,” said Barth. “With three existing locations across the Florida panhandle, we’ve strategically extended our reach geographically to better allow us to cover the region and respond to members quickly and when they need us most.” The port will operate four TowBoatUS red response vessels crewed by U.S. Coast Guard-licensed captains, who are ready to respond to service calls. Vessels are strategically stationed at Sun Harbor Marina, Treasure Island Marina, a private dock in Parker, and on a trailer to service Deer Point Lake as well as other landlocked bodies of water. This distributed coverage allows the team to efficiently serve the entire Panama City Beach and Panama City area, reducing response times and ensuring help is always close by. The fleet ranges from 24 to 33 feet, enabling effective service in both shallow and deep-water conditions. Much like an auto club for recreational boat owners, Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) offers on-water towing memberships for $215/year for saltwater. In addition to a BoatUS Towing Membership, members also receive more than 25 valuable BoatUS benefits including a subscription to award-winning BoatUS Magazine, free DSC-VHF radio registration and more. To request on-water assistance, boaters can call the BoatUS toll-free 24/7 Dispatch Center at 800-391-4869, download the free BoatUS App, which connects boaters to the closest local towing captain, call TowBoatUS Panama City directly at (850) 697-8909, or hail on VHF radio Ch. 16. ###
About TowBoatUS Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) is the nation’s leading advocacy, services and safety group for recreational boaters. We provide more than 740,000 members with a wide array of helpful services, including 24-hour on-water towing that gets boaters safely home when their boat won’t, as well as jump-starts, fuel delivery, and soft ungroundings. The TowBoatUS towing fleet is North America’s largest network of towing ports with more than 330 locations and over 630 red towboats, responding to more than 110,000 requests for assistance each year. To learn more about becoming a TowBoatUS member, visit BoatUS.com/Towing, and to find a TowBoatUS location closest to you, visit BoatUS.com/ |
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March is one of the most popular months for cruising the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean—and for good reason. It sits right at the sweet spot between winter cold fronts and the start of the wetter summer pattern. For cruisers, that means comfortable temperatures, manageable seas, and very low risk of tropical weather… ![]() Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app© 2026 Fred Pickhardt |
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There is a risk for severe weather across the Southeast through Sunday due to severe thunderstorms with potentially damaging gusty winds and a few possible tornadoes, particularly across northern Florida and Georgia, including the adjacent coastal waters. There is a 5 to 15% risk for wind gusts in thunderstorms to exceed 50 knots producing Hazardous sea conditions over the coastal waters of parts of Florida and Georgia. You’re currently a free subscriber to Fred Pickhardt’s Substack. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription. © 2026 Fred Pickhardt |
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A strong storm system is making its way across the South and East, bringing a threat of severe weather and localized flooding through Monday morning. For Saturday and Sunday, February 14-15th, the Storm Prediction Center indicates a 5-15% risk of severe thunderstorms capable of producing wind gusts of 50 knots or higher for the adjacent marine areas of the Gulf and portions of the coastal waters of Georgia and northern Florida.
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Severe weather is expected to impact the Southern U.S. from Saturday, February 14 (Valentine’s Day) into early Sunday morning. A potent storm system moving from the Southern Plains toward the Mississippi Valley will trigger multiple hazards across the region. There will be at least a 15% probability of damaging thunderstorm winds or wind gusts of 50 knots or higher in the coastal waters of northeastern Texas to the coast of central Louisiana. |
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A powerful winter storm, forecast to intensify into a “bomb cyclone,” is expected to create dangerous marine conditions along the US East Coast and Western Atlantic from Saturday through Monday… ![]() Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app© 2026 Fred Pickhardt |
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