Tobias Inc
10230 LA-339, Erath, LA 70533About
In Erath, Louisiana, Tobias Inc. provides marine transportation for the Gulf of Mexico offshore oil and gas industry. The family-owned and operated company runs vessels in the Gulf and lists a 165-foot DP1 crew/supply vessel among its operations. Its vessel information identifies deck cargo capacity, potable-water capacity, crew berths, and certification for offshore travel.
The operation is geared to industrial marine support rather than recreational boat rentals, a pontoon rental, or jet ski rental. Listed vessel equipment includes dynamic positioning, navigation and communication systems, a fully equipped galley, and an engine-driven fire pump. This makes Tobias Inc. relevant for offshore crew and supply transportation from the Erath area within the Gulf of Mexico. Contact Tobias Inc. to discuss offshore transportation needs.
Features
- Offshore marine transportation
- Oil and gas support
- Crew and supply vessel operations
- Dynamic positioning capability
Amenities
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Fleet & Boat Types
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Navigation & Electronics
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Galley & Refreshments
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Safety Equipment
Why book with us
- Plan offshore transport with certified operating range
- Move cargo with listed 275-ton deck capacity
- Support crews with a fully equipped galley
- Navigate with listed communication equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included with a rental at Tobias Inc?
Rentals from Tobias Inc include life jackets, safety equipment, fuel, cooler storage, fishing gear, a bimini top and a Bluetooth stereo. Amenities vary by boat and by season, so confirm what comes with the boat you book.
How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Louisiana?
For a Louisiana boat rental, all renters must be at least 18. Age 10 is the earliest a person can receive boater education certification and operate a motorboat over 10 horsepower without the accompaniment exception. Under R.S. 34:851.36, anyone born after January 1, 1984, needs an approved course or must be accompanied by someone over 18 who completed the course, if required. That exception does not apply to personal watercraft, whose operators must be at least 16 and course-certified if born after that date. The rental operator may set a higher minimum, so confirm it when booking.
Source: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (wlf.louisiana.gov)
Do you need a boating license in Louisiana?
Louisiana requires boater education rather than a boating license: anyone born after January 1, 1984 must carry proof of an LDWF approved course to operate a motorboat over 10 horsepower or a personal watercraft. A motorboat operator may instead be accompanied by someone over 18 who has completed the course if required, but that exception does not apply to personal watercraft. Personal watercraft operators must be at least 16; rental operators must be at least 18, and students cannot be certified before age 10.
U.S. Coast Guard licensed captains are exempt. Eligible renters from a state approved livery may watch the LDWF safety video for a 48 hour exemption. Course graduates receive a temporary certificate while proof is processed.
Source: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (wlf.louisiana.gov)
What are the best places to go boating in Louisiana?
For the widest choice of boating settings, start with Lake Pontchartrain, Toledo Bend Reservoir, Vermilion Bay, the Red River, and Lake Palourde. Lake Pontchartrain gives the New Orleans and Northshore area broad open water, while Toledo Bend on the Texas border is a very large freshwater reservoir. Along the Acadiana coast, Vermilion Bay offers bays, barrier islands, and coastal marsh near Cypremort Point.
For a river setting, the Red River runs through northwestern Louisiana, including the Natchitoches area. Near Morgan City, Lake Palourde connects with neighboring lakes and waterways, providing an example of south Louisiana’s linked lake systems.
Source: Louisiana Office of Tourism (explorelouisiana.com)
What are the most popular boating destinations in Louisiana?
Popular Louisiana boating destinations include Lake Pontchartrain, known for kayaking and fishing; Toledo Bend Reservoir, a major bass fishing lake with state park launches and boat rentals; Lake Charles and surrounding Calcasieu Parish, which offer both freshwater and saltwater outings; Venice, a gateway to inshore marshes and offshore Gulf fishing where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf; and Grand Isle, a barrier island popular for paddling, beach access and year round saltwater fishing.
Source: Louisiana Office of Tourism (explorelouisiana.com)
Location
10230 LA-339, Erath, LA 70533Disclaimer
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