The Port
A red boat for this lake.
The port is operated by Mike Hogg, and the towing and emergency work is done by experienced, USCG-licensed captains.
The captain
Mike Hogg.
When you have that many boaters on the water, from tournament competitors to families spending the weekend, having dependable help available is everything.
Mike Hogg, operator, TowBoatUS Lake Livingston
His connection to the water began at Lake Fork Reservoir, where his father worked as a professional bass fisherman and guide.
The network behind the boat
TowBoatUS is North America’s largest network of towing ports.
600+ red boats on call 24/7, and a BoatUS Membership that’s good wherever you trailer next.
The company
H2O Boat Tow.
H2O Boat Tow is the company behind the TowBoatUS ports. It runs USCG-licensed captains and purpose-built towboats 24 hours a day, and its dispatch line is (409) 332-5844.
Getting on the water
Public boat ramps on Lake Livingston
- Parr's Marina & Camp
- Cauthan Public Ramp
- White Rock City Marina
- Outback Marina
- Gallaway's Marina
- Gilmore's Marina
- Harbor's Point
- Riverside Public Ramp
- Bethy Creek Resort
- Cove Marina & Camp
- Waterwood RV Park
- Nick's Pit Stop
- Lakeside Resort
- Fair Four Seasons
- Vince's Marina/RV Park
- Hilton K on the Lake
- Playcation Station
- Broken Arrow Lodge
- Tripple Creek Marina
- Kickapoo Marina
- Penwaugh Resort
- Blanchard Public Ramp
- Tigerville Park
- Beacon Bay Marina
- Lake Livingston State Park
- Point Blank Public Ramp
- Wolf Creek Park
- Cape Royale
- Indian Creek Marina
- Pier 1514 Marina
- 3278 Marina
Ramp names and lake facts as published by Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Our captains can launch from any of them and come to you anywhere on the lake.
How we talk to boaters
Short lines, straight answers.
Holiday notes, heat and storm cautions, plain safety talk, and an open invitation to post your own photos from an operation — that’s the register here. When the call comes in, it’s shorter still: tell us where you are and stay with your boat.