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Trying to get a hold of Brian, my buddy, I fish with offshore, was sent this pic this morning by a friend. I know Brian spent the weekend in Port A and I'm pretty damn sure this is his boat. Pic taken this morning.

Interesting spot to fish

Going after Rock Bass I guess.

Guys hauling ass with their bow up around jetties ... not good.

Hope your buddy is ok

+1

talked to my brother and he talked him around two am this morning so it happened afterwards.

Hope your bud is ok.

Hope no one was hurt.

The boat can be fixed most likely.

Hopefully he ran aground while creeping and can get her at high tide.

Maybe someone stole the boat that didn't know how to run the electronics? I can see where it's possible for boats to run into one another, but an object that isn't moving should be almost impossible to run into with the electronics we have available today. Hopefully if your buddy was driving he isn't hurt besides his ego. Damn that would suck.

One too many (or more) it appears...

Can't tell if it's up on the jetty or just looks that way because pic was taken from a distance.

Hoping it's not up on the jetty. Wouldn't want to be the one pulling it off.

It’s ok. Someone else was holding his beer.

I know he was hanging out with the frosts {frost bank} earlier in the day checking out their condo that had just been fixed from Harvey. didn't have customers to take fishing.

the tide only varies here about one foot. He had to have been moving pretty good to put it that high up on the rocks.

Those cat hulls ride good... even when its rough as rocks you cant feel a thing.

That happens a lot around here. Unlit navigational hazard are hard to see especially if you’re just getting up on plane. Hope your buddy is good - when that boats stops motion, the passengers don’t.

Cousin boats in a tidal river. Said this guy was roaring around in a cigarette boat like he owned the place. Told me he thought to himself that guy must know where hes going. Nope. He said on the way back to the boat launch guys boat was on a sandbar and was an hour or so from being completely out of the water.

Damn Rog, sorry to hear this

It ain't like the location of those rock jetties was a mystery, just so folks know they are a fixture at Port A, about a mile long, and people fish off them all the time, I've had school groups on 'em for years. They were put in in 1919, been there forever..

Rog, now all ya can do is wait until the story comes out.

well I just talk to him, he's alright except for sounding pretty depressed. He's on his bus there in port A, said they're trying to see if it could be pulled off, the worse case might have to use a barge with a crane.