Tim was awesome. Responded to questions prior to the trip very quickly. He was patient, professional, and competent. My two boys (5 and 7) absolutely loved the experience and Tim was really great with them. I was hesitant to go out for 6 hours with them, but Tim assured me they'd have a blast and they did. We will definitely come back in the future. read more

You will never find a better father-son combo to take you around the Plymouth bay! I didn't book them for fishing I booked their boat for filming and they accommodated my every need. Not only were they efficient and excellent at their craft they are downright good hearted men--kind caring and thoughtful. I highly recommend their service read more

This a fairly small charter boat that is based in the Plymouth harbor, very close to the significantly larger Capt John boats. I had done Capt Johns a long time ago with my young kids, and decided to try this boat after reading Yelp reviews. I'm not an "experienced" fisherman, but I've gone on probably 15-20 charters of different sizes over the years, from 6-8 person private charters to large party board. So first I called to make a reservation, could not get anyone the phone. Then I submitted a reservation request online on their site, did not get a response after a couple of days, and finally called again and made the reservation. This is a cash only business, $33 per adult and an additional $7 to rent rod/reel/bait. Be warned, a lot of the parking around the docks is limited to 2 or 4 hours so be careful about the length of the trip you pick and where you park. We showed up and got on the boat. I'm not sure how many anglers they would potentially book, but I'd say 14-15 is the most that could fish and not be falling over each other. Speaking of the boat - I learned from the mate that it's over 30 years old, and it's showing every year of that. Sorry to the Captain, but this boat is beat up. Paint is worn off or peeling, a lot of the deck space is taken up by life preserver storage or the boat's coolers so not as much room to stand or maneuver as one would want. There is no galley, food or drinks served, so bring anything you want in your own coolers. There is a head, but it has no running water and no working sink, just a tarnished bowl with a couple of dirty hand sanitizer left in the bowl. The outside lighting and wiring was not in good shape, one light looked burned out, there were some bare wires hanging out. I think it's concerning when a boat is in such poor repair, makes you wonder what the rescue equipment and radios are like. I understand the sea makes it difficult to maintain boats, but if your business is providing a charter fishing boat, you should be able to keep in it good condition. The trip itself - not very good compared to past experiences. First of all, the captain had a young mate (late high school or early college aged) who he sniped at and chastised constantly during the trip (Example: "(MATE NAME) why are you hiding from me?!?"). And the mate wasn't in fact the greatest, and near the end of the trip had a huge bin of stinky bait which he perched on a trash can, and one swell almost tipped the entire contents on my party and another gentleman on the boat, had we not caught it ourselves. Though I thought a smaller boat would mean more flexibility in fishing, it was a typical bottom rigged rod setup with clam bait. The captain hit 6-7 different places, and with 10-12 anglers, the boat basically caught 2-3 tiny fish and 3-4 small mackerel good only for bait, one cod too small to keep, and a dozen or 2 sculpin which are trash fish. We never changed the type of fishing or the tackle or the bait, and at the end of the trip, the Captain give out as an excuse that he didn't expect the weather (the water was a bit choppy for the first 1/2 of the trip). Really? You are taking out a charter fishing group and don't know what to expect with the weather? Anyway, we basically got the same fishing experience we would have with a much larger boat, like the Captain John's boats, so I'd probably just go back to that or try a boat out of Narragansett. read more

Awesome trip. Captain Tim and Mate Jake were super friendly and helpful. We caught sculpin, cod, haddock, eel pout and mackerel-- great way to spend the morning! read more

What an excellent trip!!! Great captain, great deck hand. The boat was clean and appeared to be well maintained. We caught LOTS of big fish. Everyone was super helpful. The best part of this trip was that it was all the fun of deep sea fishing without the big crowd of say a "cap'n John's" charter share. I can't wait to go again! read more

Excellent crew and very patient with an often overly excited 9 year old! He can't stop talking about the great time he had! Highly recommend this boat and it's exceptional crew! Thank you! read more

My group chartered Captain Tim Brady on 9/1/12 for a sport fishing trip (7am-1pm) for my bachelor party. We had an excellent time--each of us (14 guests) caught/reeled in at least two blue fish per person. A couple guys caught three. Captain Brady put us right on top of the blues near the pilgrim nuclear power plant--we were trolling with Alabama rigs. I chose Captain Brady because I needed a charter that could take a "larger" group. Most of the other boats I found only could take 6 guests max, while Brady takes up to 15 for sport fishing. The boat had plenty of room for the 14 of us who ended up going. I highly recommend Captain Brady if you're looking for a charter out of Plymouth. read more

best fishin boat on the ocean the most knowledgeable captain and crew I have ever encountered I used to work on a commercial fishing boats so I know what I'm talking about I took my son fishin last Saturday we are going back this Sunday with more people absolutely the best time we've ever had on water this is the best boatto go fishin out of Plymouth or anywhere else as that goes 5 stars all the way plan on going every other week I would go every week read more