About Us
Monitoring VHF Channel 72 twenty four hours a day
Lydia Ann Channel Fleet is located across from the Port Aransas Light House just off the south bank of San Jose Island between beacons 97 and 101.
Located on the preferred route for inland mariners traveling to the Port of Corpus Christi, the LAC Fleet is only a few hours away from the harbor, yet is out of the way of ship traffic.
The Lydia Ann Channel Fleet consists of over 8500 linear feet of steel moorings driven a minimum of thirty feet below the mud line with a minimum controlled depth of twelve feet of water. There are no buoys or lines to shore that will damage or ground equipment.
Located on the preferred route for inland mariners traveling to the Port of Corpus Christi, the LAC Fleet is only a few hours away from the harbor, yet is out of the way of ship traffic.
The Lydia Ann Channel Fleet consists of over 8500 linear feet of steel moorings driven a minimum of thirty feet below the mud line with a minimum controlled depth of twelve feet of water. There are no buoys or lines to shore that will damage or ground equipment.
Crew boats and a 1200 hp push boat are available twenty-four hours a day to both ensure the safety and security of all equipment as well as provide round the clock access to that equipment.
The LAC Fleet management team has over sixty-five years of experience in the marine industry–from fleeting to towboat management. We strive to provide the best service possible, and our team is in constant contact with customers’ logistics groups and the Corpus Christi Harbormaster–ensuring that equipment is always available when called to dock.
The LAC Fleet management team has over sixty-five years of experience in the marine industry–from fleeting to towboat management. We strive to provide the best service possible, and our team is in constant contact with customers’ logistics groups and the Corpus Christi Harbormaster–ensuring that equipment is always available when called to dock.