SPRING HILL BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
A low-slung, capable 23-foot Sweetwater for eleven: coastal cruising and bay fishing out of Spring Hill
A hands-on boat rental from Hernando Beach Motel/Captain's Boat Rental—practical details on the 2015, 115hp B-5 Sweetwater and the rules, kit, and limits you need to know before you cast off.
A low-slung, capable 23-foot Sweetwater for eleven: coastal cruising and bay fishing out of Spring Hill.
The B-5 Sweetwater is a 2015, 23-foot, 115-horsepower pontoon available for single-day, multi-day or weekly rental out of Spring Hill, Florida through Hernando Beach Motel/Captain's Boat Rental. With seating for up to 11 people and onboard electronics like GPS and a Bluetooth radio, the boat doubles as a shallow-water cruiser and a working fishing platform with a live well and six rod holders—ideal for shared outings on local bays and estuaries.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Room for eleven and the gear to fish
The B-5 is a 2015 model 23-foot craft powered by a 115hp engine that seats up to 11 people and includes a live well and six rod holders, letting groups mix cruising with hands-on fishing.
Practical comforts for a day or a week
Onboard conveniences include GPS, a Bluetooth radio, two bar stools, three bench seats, a small tabletop with sink, a Bimini top and a changing room—arrangements that suit everything from a day trip to a longer rental.
Clear operating rules to keep your trip legal
The operator enforces strict policies—no going under bridges (specifically through Weeki Wachee or Aripeka), observe all no-wake zones, and prohibit towing, tubing, skiing or any open flames aboard.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Check in at the operator, load a full group aboard the roomy B-5, and head into protected bays where the boat’s live well and rod holders put fishing front and center while the Bimini and changing room add comfort between casts. Rentals are offered as one-day, multi-day or weekly bookings, so you can plan anything from a quick half-day outing to an extended base for local exploration.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this boat fits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals are offered as one day, two day or weekly bookings—choose the length that fits your trip cadence.
Bring the driver’s valid driver’s license, proof of completion of a Boater's Safety Class if required (drivers born after 1987), and ensure everyone over 18 who will be aboard can sign waivers at check-in.
No grills or any open flames are allowed aboard; boats cannot transit under bridges (including Weeki Wachee and Aripeka) and must observe no-wake zones. Late returns incur a $50 fee every 30 minutes.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How do I contact the operator with questions or to book?
For questions or reservations call 352-596-2527.
How long can I rent the B-5 Sweetwater?
Rentals are available for one day, multiple days or weekly periods.
What identification or certification do I need to drive the boat?
Drivers must present a valid driver’s license; if born after 1987 they must show proof of completion of a NASBLA Boater's Safety Class and be at least 21 to operate.
Are there activities that are not allowed on the rental?
Yes—no towing, tubing or skiing is permitted, and no grills or anything that can burn the boat are allowed aboard.
What happens if I return the boat late?
There is a $50 late fee assessed every 30 minutes the boat is returned late.