Indian River County to Miami-Dade · Florida's Atlantic Coast

Dead in the water?Get a tow. Or give one.

For boaters

I need a tow

Broke down, out of fuel, ran aground? Send it — nearby captains get pinged now.

Flat tow rates
Under ½ mile$75
Under 1 mile$100
1–3 miles$200
Over 3 milesCaptain quote

GPS attached automatically if you allow location. Taking on water, on fire, or someone hurt? Hail USCG on VHF 16 or call 911 first.

Captains wanted · Vero Beach to Miami

Turn your boat into income

We're signing the first captains from the Treasure Coast down to Miami-Dade. Already headed to the ramp? Grab a tow on the way and get paid for the assist. No shifts, no quota — flip availability on when you leave the dock.

Free to join. Verification takes about a day. We'll reach out personally as we launch your area.

By joining, you agree to receive SMS tow-dispatch alerts at the number above. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out. See our Privacy Policy.

Membership

H2Odr Membership

Boat a lot? Skip the per-tow fee. Members get 3 free tows every 3 months — up to $600 of towing for $60 a quarter. Cancel anytime.

Become a member

After you join, we'll link your membership to your phone number — just mention it when you request a tow and we'll waive the fee.

$19.99/month3 free tows / quarter

How it works

Stuck to docked

  1. Drop a pin

    Coordinates, boat size, what went wrong — one tap.

  2. Get matched

    Verified towers in range get the alert. First to accept is yours.

  3. Watch them come

    Track the approach live. Message or call from the app.

  4. Pay in the app

    Rate agreed before they leave the dock. No cash on a rocking boat.

Safety

Built for a bad day

Verified

Every tower vetted

Registration, insurance and vessel details checked before a captain can accept. Low-rated towers come off.

Redundant

VHF backup

No signal offshore? Hail Channel 16 — monitored by the Coast Guard around the clock.

Tracked

Live GPS both ways

Your position and your tower's stay visible to each other the whole run.

Emergency

If it's serious, don't wait on an app

H2Odr is for breakdowns — dead batteries, fouled props, out of fuel. It is not a rescue or salvage service.

USCG: VHF 16  ·  Emergency: 911  ·  FWC: 888-404-3922

Not on the water yet?

Get coverage for later

Free to join the boater list — we'll notify you when towers go live near your marina. You only ever pay if you actually need a tow.

Marine conditions

Wind, water & radar

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Live radar

Forecast from Open-Meteo; radar from Windy. Wave data is open-ocean model output and may not reflect inlets or the ICW. Always check NOAA marine forecasts before you leave the dock.

Official sources

NOAA marine

NOAA marine forecastOfficial coastal & offshore wind, seas, and warnings NOAA tides & currentsTide predictions and real-time water levels near you

On the water near you

Find what's close

Real marinas, fuel docks, campgrounds and tackle shops around your current position — closest first. Live public map data.

Tap “Find places near me” to load nearby spots.

Data from OpenStreetMap contributors. Fuel docks and hours aren't guaranteed — call ahead. Community-posted listings live under the Bait & Fuel and Campsites tabs.

The board

Fishing report map

Tap the map where you fished, then post what you caught. Every pin is a real report from a local.

📍 Tap anywhere on the map to drop your report

Recent reports

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Fish the calendar

Upcoming tournaments

Local fishing tournaments up and down the coast — kingfish, inshore slams, offshore, charity opens. Running one? Post it free at the bottom.

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Organizers

Post a tournament

Free to post. Listings show until the event date passes.

Marketplace

Boats for sale

Local boats, posted by local owners. List yours at the bottom.

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List your boat

Marina hub

Bait, fuel & ice

Prices posted by local shops and boaters selling bait on the water.

Community listings

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Add a listing

On the water

Campsites & slips

Marinas, campgrounds, private docks and mooring fields. List a space at the bottom.

Community listings

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Get fixed

Boat mechanics

Local marine mechanics — mobile and shop. List your service at the bottom.

Community listings

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List your service

Know before you keep

What's in season

Quick reference for common Florida (Atlantic) species. Regulations change through the year and by zone — and other East Coast states set their own. Always confirm with your state's wildlife agency (FWC in Florida) before you keep a fish.

Open FWC saltwater regulations →

Opens the live FWC page in a new tab — the only authoritative source.

This table is a convenience reference, not legal advice. Seasons, slot and bag limits, and closed zones are set by FWC and change. A stale limit here is no defense against a citation — verify every fish against the FWC link above before harvesting.

Get certified — free

Florida boating safety course

In Florida, anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 operating a boat with 10 HP or more must carry a Boating Safety Education ID Card. The BoatUS Foundation course is the only free FWC-approved option — self-paced, and you get a lifetime FWC card.

Take the free safety course →

Free · FWC + NASBLA approved · print your certificate immediately.

More for boaters

Rules & safety

FWC boating safety coursesAll approved course options + the education requirement FWC boating regulationsRegistration, equipment, speed zones, manatee zones USCG boating safetyLife jackets, float plans, safety equipment rules
On the water and in trouble? Hail the U.S. Coast Guard on VHF Channel 16 or call 911 first. Report FWC violations or wildlife emergencies: 888-404-3922.