Boat catches fire and burns boathouse in Orange Beach
R. Ken Cooper • September 5, 2021

(OBA®) - Orange Beach, AL - Early Sunday afternoon a 29' boat on Wolf Bay in Orange Beach caught fire and burned the pier, boathouse and lift. A fireboat from the Orange Beach Fire Dept. responded and extinguished the blaze.
Below are photos and video from social media.
Tyler Allen captured the above photo as well as two of the photos below.
The smoke could be seen from Turquoise Place. Photo by Brent Williams.
Tanya Allen captured the video clip below...
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