Slip 392: A turnkey houseboat at Cypress Cove Marina built for anglers and waterfront retreats

Super Strike 1 Houseboat Rental – Slip 392 sits at 235 Cypress Cove Rd in Venice, Louisiana, a working marina that’s the gateway to the Mississippi River’s final miles and the Gulf beyond. Rent this two-bedroom, 1.5-bath floating rental for 2–5 nights and wake to a dockside scene of crested terns, trawlers, and lines steaming out for offshore tuna. Inside, a full stainless-steel kitchen with granite counters, a dining table for six, and a living room with two leather couches and a 50-inch satellite TV give a modern, comfortable base after a long day on the water. The mudroom stores rods, boots, and wet gear; a washer and dryer keep trips practical; and dedicated parking sits directly in front of the houseboat.

The back deck is the trip’s social center: a commercial 900-pound ice machine, propane grill, and marina views make evening fillets and stories easy. The sleeping layout includes a twin/full bunk and an extra twin, sleeping up to six—ideal for multi-generational fishing parties or friends chasing a tournament bite. Practical details—check-in 3PM, check-out 11AM, and rates starting at $475 per night plus tax and fees—mean you can plan precisely for charter departures or self-guided marsh runs.

Venice is one of the Gulf Coast’s most productive fishing hubs; its mosaic of mudflats, barrier islands, and tidal channels supports tarpon, redfish, speckled trout, and seasonal tuna and marlin offshore. The landscape—soft delta sediments, oyster reefs, and expansive salt-marsh cordgrass—gives the area its character, plus rich birdlife like brown pelicans and reddish egrets that feed the morning light. Historically, Venice has long served commercial fishermen and charters as the last road-access point before the open Gulf, earning a reputation among anglers who prize first-light access to deep water.

This houseboat is unique in the region because it blends the comforts of a modern vacation rental with direct marina access to the same launches captained charters use; you can step off the deck and into a local boat for a guided day, or stay aboard and drift into quiet marsh sunsets. For families, anglers, and small groups, Super Strike 1 removes staging friction—gear space, ice, and an outdoor kitchen mean faster mornings and longer days on the water. Book early for spring tarpon runs and late-summer tuna windows; pack weatherproof layers and boat-ready footwear. Whether you’re chasing the next big bite or simply want a waterborne base for exploring Venice’s delta edge, this Slip 392 houseboat delivers a practical, memorable stay on the water.

Plan your trip around tide windows, bring a cooler for charter ice runs, and confirm marina slip instructions with the host before arrival to streamline launches. Local tackle shops will top off baits and licenses quickly and depart.