NOOD PONTOON
For fans of the Nood Pontoon to exchange stories and arrange adventures on the bay & gulf. # Things you might want to bring : ice chest, sunscreen, sunglasses,hat, towel, beach blanket, umbrella and chair, snorkel, water shoes, music, floats, snacks. Sorry but no fishing gear or spearguns . Home port is ALABAMA Fish River .
- created by Jetski
Discussions
What we have observed is that what appear to be Textile Camps at Johnson Beach are actually Nudist, hiding from the park ranger . Once we established the neckkid connection, everyone was free to roam the beach. BUT, it would be wise to carry a shirt...
I think the nude beach takeover went well. The odd thing was , different boats were parked in different places ( sand bars, island, beaches , at anchor ). and each group remained separate. It was like ..hey I know your naked over there, but we are...
Saturday we took the pontoon to Ft. McRee at JB . The Gulf was so blue and clear it seemed like a Caribbean paradise.
Coming in May ! How many Nudists can you fit in the Bay ? 3 pontoons & 2 jetskis so far. Perdido Bay in May.....really nice beach !
Making plans for events at Gypsy Beach for 2025 . Would like suggestions on things to do, like grilling, bonfire, camping. Also , ideas about what days are better. Mardi Gras is coming !
Let us know if anyone is interested in having a bonfire at Gypsy Beach some weekend before it gets too cold to swim. Maybe Halloween ?
The Nood Pontoon is running to Johnson Beach from Harbor near Pirates Cove .
Alabama Law Enforcement has a new scam ! They prey on boaters in No Wake Zones , not speeders, just slow boats. So, the Baldwin County website shows the violation cost $ 50, but when you go to pay, there is a series of mysterious fees totaling $ 330...
Some folks were surprised to see the Pontoon Pirates of Bon Secour show up in Pensacola. The fact is , we also run out of a marina near Pirates Cove, so really, we are less than an hour from Johnson Beach. We just follow our dolphin friends. They...
Lots of skiers on the water from Pirates Cove to the Gulf. ! Robinson Island was covered with pontoons and bay boats, what a crowd. Even the jellyfish were there...lol.. Some changes have been made to the channel, new shoals , sea grass plantings...