Terrific sunrise striper fishing outing. Jigging for mackerels and then piled up the stripers…read more Captain Mike was a fantastic guide and got on the fish quickly and kept us on them for the whole trip. Highly recommend

Excellent Charter! Amazing trip with an enthusiastic and knowledgeable captain! We got to catch our…read moreown bait, and we each caught a fish (4), and we got to bring 2 filleted stripers home! The best part was feeding his seal friend Max some of the left over bait and the fish carcass! Highly recommend!!

Yea nothing like a Rock Harbor sunset. Sometimes if you time it right you catch the sport fishing…read morefleet coming in before or just after the tide change with super happy anglers and filled fishing boxes. The site of these boats against the western sky and the pine tree lined entrance way to Rock Harbor from Cape Cod Bay is really memorable. Some broken clouds that offer the best sunset in the west, maybe a touch of haze in July and wait the rare opportunity when the tide is way out so there are miles of wet and salty newly created beach-front that offer up some serious sunset hiking. And then............there is the famous, never to be denied, discussed never in public Rock Harbor sunset cocktail members. Not that this is a club but you can pretty much walk by the first row closest to the beach and watch the perfect martini being poured in the passenger seat.. A little music, a little alcohol who knows ....a little magic back at the cottage. Rock Harbor sunset viewing is an Orleans tradition. Mostly attended by the more experienced or should I say retired. But it does catch on and as the tourist season picks up the gathering brings down the average age into the just after college category...and especially if the tide is out. So bring your cooler, kids, frisbee (no dogs in season ..too bad) and a definite is a camera. I'm thinking the perfect accesory is the a 12v powered margarita machine that helps put the evening over the top.

Great @ low tide. So many endless views and sand gets really colorful and u can walk for miles.read more

I did not camp here, but I did visit for a day trip. When in doubt, walk or bike the CCRT (Cape Cod…read moreRail Trail) from wherever you are staying on the cape and bike into Nickerson State Park for beautiful views, hikes, bird songs, and more! Nickerson State Park was not on my radar until recently and now that I've visited, I think this would be a beautiful place to camp with friends. The stamp at the entrance made my heart happy!

This was very nice 8.00 to park all day and boy you could get lost in this place. But it was very…read morenice well kept grounds people were very nice ponds and little beach areas cute.

The workers were really nice. This was my first time in Cape Cod and I had brought fishing rods…read morebecause we were camping and I was honest with them and I let them know that I had completely no clue where to fish how to fish and what to use they told me the best spots I could go to and they offered me really good equipment to use in those areas and ended up working. I ended up catching three nice Seabass. Price was good only spent $20.

I made an order with the mighty fish and it was a bad experience. It took forever to get my order…read moreand I tried customer service several times to find out about my order and no one would reply at all so there service was non existent then to top things off my florocarban leaders are junk as a couple of them are broken. I would try customer but why should as I have no confidence that they will reply back to me.

i Yelp a lot. like, a LOT. it's not often you happen upon a business that has so many excellent…read morereviews. i'm here to confirm that the excellent reviews are accurate. my husband and i have been on many a whale watch, but never a seal watch. knowing the weather yesterday was going to be amazing, we decided to give it a go. what to expect: free parking in a grassy area that abuts the dock. there are no bathrooms on site, but there is a port-a-potty which is very clean and easily accessible. there is some bench seating where you can hang out while waiting for your tour time. the website states you should arrive half an hour prior to your time, and that anyone who isn't there twenty minutes prior, is probably going to be left behind. knowing that, we were there promptly at 10, for our 10:30 tour. our captain (Captain Rob) started calling out party names at ten after, and, since we were all assembled, we actually ended up leaving a little early. he sat us by party in the boat, but was deliberate about instructing us where to sit, ensuring that the boat would be balanced. a note regarding the boat: at most, i would guess that the boat can seat about 12 - 14 adults comfortably. we were a party of 6 adults and two kids, so this is a pretty intimate tour. i've been on a bunch of different boats, but this was the smallest. if you are not used to being close to the water, this is a great introduction. you can expect to go at a pretty low speed as you are exiting the harbor, but you'll be going at around 25 mph when you are out, and heading toward the seals. the seals! there were so many! we did see several just bobbing in the water, as well as swimming, but we also saw huge crowds of them just hanging out on some sand bars. we could hear their braying and howling (a sign of contentment, according to Captain Rob), especially as we got close and the motor was turned off. the tour was a nice balance of history about the area, and the beautiful houses lining the shores, as well as information about the seals. you do get up close and personal, as they're often curious about the boat, so we had seals who were just feet away from us. Captain Rob- i can't say enough good things. he was incredibly nice, and developed a great rapport with not only the adults, but the two little kids (who, credit to their parents, were incredibly well-behaved). he just had such a gentle manner about him, and i felt very safe in his care. if you've never been on a seal watch, or you've never been out with Blue Claw, i highly, highly recommend. my husband and i will definitely be back, we enjoyed ourselves so much. this is a great way to spend around two hours out on the water, and appreciating a little slice of the beautiful Cape.

Made reservations for four about an hour before the 10:00AM seal trip. Met at the dock by Captain…read morePhil, we boarded with four more adults and a few kids. This was a nice trip. On a low tide the captain was still able to gets us pretty close to the seal herds. Learned a bit about them too. On the way in and out there is decent scenery, big oceanfront mansions and more to see. For $45 this trip is a bargain.

We had a blast and caught lots of fish. Excellent couple hours on the sea. Highly recommendread more

Great place to escape life! The Fam ventured out with Noah on the unchained for some fishing and…read moreboy was it an amazing time!! Lots of fish caught with 4 keepers!! Noah was friendly and extremely knowledgeable about fishing on Cape Cod Bay. Picked the 4 hour trip which was plenty of time for lots of fishing, hanging out, and soaking up the rays in my flip flops!! Thanks again Noah! This fishing trip is a must for everyone visiting the Orleans area!

Went out for Father's day with my old man, brother, son and nephew. Captain Doug had us on the fish…read morethe entire trip. We caught 26 Stripers! What an absolute blast! Highly recommend this boat and it's crew. Thanks for the memories Captain!!!

what an awesome experience! captain Doug was so wonderful and put us on the fish right away. Both…read morethe captain and the deck hand Anton were so friendly and welcoming. one of the best charters we have ever been on and we go often! we will be back for another charter soon! thank you so much, highly recommend!

Captain Glen gave my 11-year-old son and me a perfect day on the water. I've been fishing this part…read moreof the Cape since I was my boy's age, but felt I needed some guidance. Glen took us through everything he was doing (and what else he could try) with great patience and a marvelous sense of humor. He's wiley, not just blindly following the other boats, drawing on 30 years of experience and know-how to ferret out his catch. In 4.5 hours we landed 17 & 1/2 Rockfish, keeping our allowance and releasing the rest. The 1/2 occurred on the very last catch when a Great White cut my sons fish off at the head. Giving us an even bigger fish tale to tell. We had such a good time that my family is booking him again in 2 weeks.

Captain Glen took my 10 year old son and his uncle on a half day trip. They caught lots of fish and…read morehad a blast! It was my son's first time fishing and I had no idea how it would go, but Glen made it a great experience for him. The boat was very clean and well cared for. It was nice to have the boat to themselves, and to be able to go at their own pace. Glen cleaned the fish for them right at the dock, which made it that much better!

Captain Nico literally went the extra mile to find fish . He is a super nice engaging person and…read moreknows these waters much better than other charters that I have been on . Nico made sure that brother in law Phil and I had a great time .

Kids wanted to try fishing again while on vacation. But, I wanted a more petsonized experience than…read morethe large public fishing trip we did last time. Enter Cape Tip'n and Captain Nico! Nico was quite accomodating about arrangements and answering questions. Our trip included fishing for bait, blue fish and an attempt at Striped Bass. He answered questions from teenagers and drove the boat fast and we even got a look at a large contingent of seals and a glimpse at some whales. We did make one large catch of a striped Bass and several of the blue fish which gave us enough for several meals (6 of the 7 of us went fishing). All the teenagers said they would be interested in doing this again with Nico in the future!