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Sportfishing Yachts From Ono Island to Perdido Pass | Orange Beach

Search The Gulf · From Dock to Gulf

When the Sportfishing Fleet Passes Ono Island

A few unforgettable moments at Perdido Pass—and what these offshore yachts reveal about boating access, air draft and waterfront real estate in Orange Beach.

Original photography by Meredith · Perdido Pass, Orange Beach, Alabama


Ono Island Sportfishing Yacht Boats and Luxury Homes For Sale

I took these photographs at Perdido Pass only moments after the sportfishing yachts had traveled past Ono Island. Their towers rose above the horizon, outriggers angled into the blue and bows pressed through the current as the fleet moved beneath the bridge and toward the open Gulf of America.

It was one of those Orange Beach scenes that makes…

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The Ono Island Dock-to-Gulf Series • Luxury Waterfront Boating Guide

The Ono Island Air-Draft Test: Will Your Boat Fit Beneath the Boathouse—and Along the Entire Route?

A Search The Gulf framework for evaluating hardtops, radar, antennas, towers, lift travel, boathouse roof height and bridge clearance before buying an Ono Island waterfront home.

Ono Island Boating Air Draft Test

When buyers begin evaluating an Ono Island waterfront home for a particular boat, the first questions usually concern water depth, boat length, beam and lift capacity.

Those measurements are important, but they do not tell the entire story.

A vessel can have sufficient water beneath its hull, plenty of room between the pilings and a lift capable of carrying its fully loaded…

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Windows, Doors, and Glass: The Design Details That Make the Biggest Statement in Ono Island and Orange Beach Homes


 

Ono Island Homebuilding Construction

Some homes make their statement with square footage. Others make it with finishes. But on Ono Island and in Orange Beach, Alabama, I believe the biggest design statement often comes from something more elemental: windows, doors, and glass.

When a home is built near the water, glass becomes more than a construction selection. It becomes the way the home captures light, frames the view, welcomes the breeze, and connects indoor living to the Gulf Coast landscape. I have seen beautiful homes become unforgettable because the windows were placed with intention. I have also seen homes with wonderful water frontage lose some…

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