Day on Lake LBJ: Rent a Sea Ray and Run the Texas Waterways Yourself

AUSTIN BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Day on Lake LBJ: Rent a Sea Ray and Run the Texas Waterways Yourself

A one-day boat rental from Jeramy's Boat Rentals on Lake LBJ—gear, shade and Bluetooth sound included—this guide explains what to expect and who should skipper it.

Day on Lake LBJ: Rent a Sea Ray and Run the Texas Waterways Yourself.

Duration
1 day
Location
Austin
Operator
Jeramy's Boat Rentals
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Experience the thrill of boating on Lake LBJ with a Sea Ray rental that offers freedom and on-water comforts — a Bluetooth stereo, Bimini shade top and optional water‑sports gear — ideal for experienced boaters who want to chart their own day on the Texas water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Sea Ray comforts for a full day on the lake

The rental includes creature comforts — a Bluetooth stereo and a Bimini top for shade — plus adult life vests and all required safety equipment to run a comfortable day on Lake LBJ.

THE PLAY

Optional water-sports gear at a modest add-on

You can add a tube and rope, wakeboard, water skis or a lily pad for additional fees, giving you flexibility to tailor the outing to tow-sports or lounging.

THE FREEDOM

Self-skippered days for experienced boaters

This is a bare rental: no captain is provided, so the package is built for seasoned operators who want the independence to explore Lake LBJ on their own terms.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

A typical Sea Ray rental is a self-directed, one-day escape: pick up in Hudson Bend, load your party and optional gear, then set a course across the calm reaches of Lake LBJ, using the boat’s shade and stereo to punctuate stretches of cruising, tubing or skiing before returning at day’s end.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Experienced BoatersIdeal — the boat is a bare rental with no captain supplied, so experienced operators who can demonstrate boat-handling and comply with state requirements are the intended renters.
2
Water-sports GroupsA good match if you want tubing, wakeboarding or water skiing via optional add-ons; note that the boat is not set up for wake surfing.
3
Families with Young ChildrenPossible with precautions — kids under 13 must wear life jackets and renters are asked to bring appropriately sized vests for children; adult life jackets are provided.
4
Renters Needing a Captain or Underage DriversNot ideal — no captain is provided and the renter must be 26 or older; drivers born on or after September 1, 1993 must hold a Texas Boater Education Certificate to operate the vessel.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Rentals are offered as a one-day booking.

Where to Pick Up / Delivery

Pickup is in Hudson Bend, Austin; delivery to the Kingsland area is available for an additional $300.

What to Bring

Bring a valid driver’s license; drivers born on or after Sept 1, 1993 need a Texas Boater Education Certificate. Bring child-sized life jackets to ensure proper fit; adult life vests and all required safety equipment are provided.

Add-ons, Rules & Fuel

Optional gear (tube and rope, wakeboard, water skis, lily pad) is available for additional fees; a cooler with ice is an extra. No glass containers or pets are allowed. Renters are responsible for fuel—the boat will be taken to the gas station after the rental and the receipt sent to the renter for reimbursement.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is a captain included with the rental?

No — this boat does not come with a captain; renters must be very experienced boaters or provide their own captain.

How old do I have to be to rent the boat?

Renter must be 26 or older to rent this vessel.

Are there any boater education or license requirements?

Drivers born on or after September 1, 1993 are required by Texas state law to have a Texas Boater Education Certificate to operate a rental vessel; a valid driver’s license must be shown.

What about kids and life jackets?

Kids under 13 must wear a life jacket; renters should bring properly sized vests for children — adult life jackets are provided.

Who pays for fuel and how is it handled?

Renters are responsible for fuel; after the rental the boat will be taken directly to the gas station and the receipt will be sent to the renter for reimbursement.

Can I bring pets or glass containers?

No — no glass containers are allowed and no pets are permitted on this rental.

How can I get more information or ask other questions?

Call or text Jeramy's Boat Rentals at 512-961-4790 or visit www.jeramysboatrentals.com for additional details and booking.