Sea Tow Crystal Coast

09/26/2026

Powering up.

09/24/2026

When the tank comes up short.

09/21/2026

Captain’s Log - Episode 1 - Troubleshooting

09/18/2026

True grit.

09/15/2026

Any hour. Any day.

09/13/2026

Standing by 24/7. 👋

09/12/2026

Heading offshore? So are we.

09/09/2026

There when it matters.

09/07/2026

See you out there. 🇺🇸

09/05/2026

Labor Day looks better from the water.

03/18/2024

Sea Tow Crystal Coast is looking for energetic team members, both full and part time. If you have a captain's license with a towing endorsement and a desire to help people, email a resume to [email protected].

03/14/2024

It's the perfect time of year to get your North Carolina Boating Safety Card. Sign up for the free class on Saturday March 23rd at Carteret Community College

03/06/2024

Our Captains are presenting the Local Waters class again this year, in conjunction with Carteret Community College!

03/02/2024

A big thank you to Starling Marine for inviting us to their marine event in Morehead City! A lot of good information on boating, equipment, fishing, and local knowledge is being shared by professional captains from the area.
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02/14/2024

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Join us for an empowering experience. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, our class offers a supportive environment to build confidence, hone your skills, and make unforgettable memories on the water. Freedom Boat Club Sea Tow Crystal Coast Marine
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12/16/2023

If you keep your boat in water, or on a lift (as well as any Holiday yard decorations and trampolines…), you may want to make some expedited preparations and checks this evening. Wind gust over the next 24-36 hours could exceed 60mph with coastal flooding and storm surge expected. Additional rainfall totals could be in excess of 4”, easily capable of draining batteries needed to keep bilge pumps operating. If by chance you are transiting our State’s coastal region and find yourself reading this post, anchorage/docking arrangements would be advised. Sea states offshore are forecast between 17’-22’. Closer to shore, 8’-13’. This could be a very serious system.

Everyone keep safe, and if you need assistance (of course when conditions allow for safe operations), we’re at the ready! (Graphics: Mike’s Weather Page / NC Weather Authority)

12/03/2023

Capt. Josh was setup at the Southern Kingfish Association (SKA) Nationals along the Morehead City waterfront this weekend, signing up new members, making new friends, and seeing old ones too. Congrats to all this season’s finalists and winners!!

12/02/2023

Bluefin tuna season opened up with a bang here on the Crystal Coast yesterday! Just a reminder if you’re going to be fishing in December’s constantly fluctuating temperatures and sea conditions to check your membership status, and give us a call if you need to sign up or renew. A Sea Tow Membership makes a great Holiday present for that boater in your life as well!! (252) 726-2246

11/16/2023

ICW SHOALING ALERT! This week alone, we have assisted four different members aground on a sandbar near Bogue Sound buoy 45A. This is located in the ICW at Cedar Point, just west of the Bogue Inlet junction buoy "B".

When passing 45A, we recommend boaters favor the red (north) side of the channel. Our captains have observed depths of less than two feet well inside the marked channel.

At our request, Coast Guard moved buoy 45A northwest and published the following Broadcast Notice to Mariners this morning:

SAFETY / BOGUE SOUND - CHART 11520 / SHOALING / SEC NC BNM 0500-23 / Thu, 16 Nov 2023 03:44:53 -0500

HEAVY SHOALING SURROUNDS BOGUE SOUND BUOY 45A (LLNR 39050) CAUSING AID TO BROADCAST MISLEADING SIGNAL. SHOALING EXTENDS INTO CHANNEL.

BT

https://www.navcen.uscg.gov/broadcast-notice-to-mariners-message?guid=58411525

10/09/2023

We’re looking forward to this. Hopefully it will last longer then the east end of Taylor’s Creek!

CAPE LOOKOUT — County officials believe the long awaited dredging of Barden Inlet – partly in the Cape Lookout National Seashore and partly outside – will begin no later than