WRIGHTSVILLE BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Wake Lines and Wide Eyes: The 19' Stingray Deck Boat out of Wrightsville
Half- and full-day rentals of a 19' Stingray with a 140 hp motor for up to eight people—this guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, and the operator rules to know before you cast off.
Wake Lines and Wide Eyes: The 19' Stingray Deck Boat out of Wrightsville.
The 19' Stingray Deck Boat based in Wrightsville is built for a hands-on day on the water: roomy enough for eight passengers, powered by a 140 hp engine that can tow a tube or deliver stable fishing platform, and supplied with required safety equipment for a summer rental.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Room for a Crew and Enough Power to Play
This 19-foot Stingray deck boat carries up to eight people and has a 140 hp motor—designed for towing tubes and offering plenty of deck space for anglers and groups alike.
Safety Equipment Provided; Simple, Familiar Layout
All required safety equipment is supplied with the rental, letting you focus on tubing, fishing, or relaxing without packing extra lifejackets and basics.
Clear Rules on Where You Can Go and What It Costs
Rentals require a damage deposit and fuel is charged separately; there are also firm area restrictions—most notably that the boat may not visit the Lake Clarke Sandbar and must remain in at least 5 feet of water.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Launch from the marina for a day that can shift from lazy drift-fishing to adrenaline-fueled tubing; the deck boat’s layout makes moving between casting, relaxing, and rigging a tow quick and intuitive, while the 140 hp engine keeps the boat responsive for short bursts of speed or steady cruising with a full load.
THE BOAT
Room for a Crew and Enough Power to Play
This 19-foot Stingray deck boat carries up to eight people and has a 140 hp motor—designed for towing tubes and offering plenty of deck space for anglers and groups alike.
SAFETY & COMFORT
Safety Equipment Provided; Simple, Familiar Layout
All required safety equipment is supplied with the rental, letting you focus on tubing, fishing, or relaxing without packing extra lifejackets and basics.
BOOKING BASICS
Clear Rules on Where You Can Go and What It Costs
Rentals require a damage deposit and fuel is charged separately; there are also firm area restrictions—most notably that the boat may not visit the Lake Clarke Sandbar and must remain in at least 5 feet of water.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits best—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals are offered as half- and full-day blocks with set start times (full days at 9 AM and 10 AM; half days at 9 AM and 2 PM).
Pick up and drop off happen at Long Level Marina—this is your launch location and the base for all check-in procedures.
Bring your own fishing gear, snacks and drinks if desired; basic safety equipment is provided by the operator.
A $250 damage deposit applies; fuel is charged separately based on usage (there is a $25 minimum, and fuel pricing is listed in quarter-tank increments), and additional options such as a tube are available for an extra fee.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are dogs allowed on the boats?
Yes—friendly, well-behaved dogs are allowed; any damage caused by an animal will be deducted from the security deposit.
Can we get out and swim?
Yes—you may swim wherever the boat is in at least 5 feet of water, but you may not swim at the Lake Clarke Sandbar with this boat.
Is fishing allowed?
Yes—fishing is permitted, but you must bring your own fishing gear.
Does a baby count toward the passenger total?
Yes—every human aboard, regardless of age or size, counts toward the total passenger limit.
Can we go to the Lake Clarke Sandbar?
No—the rental boats are not allowed at the Lake Clarke Sandbar.
Will the operator provide a driver/captain?
No—the operator does not provide a captain; you must bring someone in your party who meets the requirements to drive the rental boat.