This is a little late but the saying is, better late than never. Honestly, I thought I had left a…read morereview but when I checked, it was not here so here it goes... For my husband's birthday I decided to give him a charter fishing trip. We woke up bright and early and signed in. My husband told me to take seasick pill even after I told him that I don't get seasick. I kind of think this was the cause because... Yep, you guessed it, after we were on the bumpy water and I had caught one whole fish, I started feeding the fish. My entire trip was me feeding fish. Oh, wait, except the one time I decided to feed try the reel again and slipped going head to head with the fish in the bins beneath me. I could have sworn one was screaming "Nooooooo!!!!" As I was trying to avoid him. The crew was so amazing! They had to try and balance taking care of me along with the many fishermen/women/kids. They even changed location of smoking because I told them it was making it worse for me (yes, they smoke on the boat). The crew caught my fish for me so when hubby and the rest were finished we had plenty of fish. I highly recommend taking this charter and plan on going again sooner than later...but without the seasick pills. Really, I think that was the cause. ;) ........ .. .... ....................

don't go tuna fishing on this slow boat that doesn't let more than one person fish at a time. waste…read moreof money.

Great Trip Perfect Day didn't stop fishing until everyone…read morehad fish. Join Kurt any time for a great trip Call 5416807832

We're so happy we ignored the couple shady looking negative reviews on google to decide for…read moreourselves, because we had the BEST time! We took our boys (ages 6 & 8) and they were able to catch limits of rockfish with one parent per kid helping to hold the rods in addition to catching our own limits. We all had a great time and caught a ton of fish. The captain and deckhand were awesome and made sure we had all the help we needed. It was absolutely worth the drive from Idaho and we'll definitely be back for another trip!

This was our weekend destination while visiting family staying at the marina's RV Park. The marina…read morehas beautiful views, but can get quite stinky when the fish cleaning stations are busy. The marina has over 400 moorage slips, a six lane boat launch, fish cleaning stations, restrooms and showers. The RV park offers full hook-ups, restrooms, showers, laudromat, and recreation room. Both offer daily, weekly and monthly rates. It's a great place to charter a boat for fishing. The rates are pretty reasonable in this small coastal town. You can also try to fish or crab on your own from the dock. We enjoyed our time here. Everyone was so friendly and willing to share their fishing adventures with us. We would definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to charter a boat or fish off the dock while staying at the RV park.

Honestly not sure how to rate a Marina but this one was just plain fun. The sounds of happy folks…read morehanging out on the water filled the air while we visited, and every once in awhile we'd hear an even more excited scream as someone pulled up a crab trap to find a keeper. Yep. That's right. In between all of the commercial vessels that call this marina home you'll find locals and visitors trying their hand at catching a Dungeness crab. Charleston Marina is one of the top recommendations for crabbing from shore. It's easily accessed, spacious, and can be productive. I was amazed at how many people were hanging out trying their luck. We dropped our first crab ring, and after a few minutes we pulled it up and found a lot of crabs! None were keepers but it was so cool to know all of them were hanging out. This is a must do during your visit and the bait shop near the docks offers the equipment for rent, so make it happen. You'll also find a lot of charter boats leaving from here too. I took one but that's another review!

We had a great time with Captain Chris. The we were fishing salmon and it just wasn't happening,…read morebut Chris fished hard and although we could have pulled some rockfish on the way back in we declined. We had dropped the pots so we had limits of delicious Dungeness in short order. Chris is a nice, interesting dude and I hope we fish with Chris again.

My sons went out crabbing for the first time and caught their limit!! Delicious crab, and more…read moreimportantly my two teenage boys had a fabulous time- they had so many positive things to say about crabbing and their afternoon with Captain John! What a wonderful experience, thank you!!!

I drove through, thinking I may want to stay here in the future. Nope. I hit it when it was fairly…read morefull. Stay here if you're really, really good at backing your rig into tight spaces, without hitting your neighbor. Stay here is you don't mind being so close to another rig that you can probably hear them flush their toilet. It's basically a big parking lot with as many spots wadded in as possible, with white parking lines marking out each spot. Lots of nicer looking places to stay at nearby, especially if you want more room around your site.

Nice park stayed a week close to restaurants security at night…read moreMonkey business restaurant has the best chowder and fish & chips. Closed on Wednesday Cons: windy ,just a parking lot with hookups,some pretty sketchy people in the area

As an Oregon Coast Trail hiker I've used this service 5 times in the last 3 years. 4 out of 5 times…read morethere have been issues. I've been stranded and forgotten on the far side of the river for 4 hours, I've been delayed for 24 hours because they had a family emergency (understandable) but then told they'd be 5 hours late after showing up the next day. They're friendly people, mostly, but it's just excuse after excuse. I will, from now on, skip this section of coast on my thru hikes because of them. 0/10 not recommended for hiking shuttle.

My 10-year-old and I booked a salmon fishing excursion with Tim - who was assisted by Paul - after…read morewe had another trip cancel the day before., It was a great experience! We met them on the dock at 6:00 AM, with five fishermen and two guides. Tim knew just where the fish were, and didn't make us feel bad for being novice fishermen. He was great with my kid and very competent. We stayed out until everyone caught their limit, and then filleted the fish for us on the dock. A great experience!

My friend and I had an amazing time with Whale's Tail Charters. Our guide was great and quickly…read morefound a couple of whales in the area that we spent most of the tour watching, with a bit of time dedicated to exploring up and down the coast. Also saw some beautiful sea lions. We really hope to come back next year.

Well, I love a chance to get out on the ocean and this excursion did not disappoint. We saw some…read more"local" whales, but no breaching. Captain Gary was informative and polite. My only negative comment is that I'm not sure he had sonar, or he could have found more whales. But I could be wrong.

We arrived in time but they left prior to the dot and then guy went to use the bathroom which…read moredelayed some more. Then when he came out, he said we couldn't go because we were late. We said we were t late, we saw them leave but then he rushed to the bathroom. So after some back and forth, the boss told them to halt and for the attendant to take us to the group. Boss went above and beyond for us. Mind you, I also booked for wrong date and the boss changed it for us as there were no refunds and we were only driving through Oregon. It was a nice adventure.

Fun and unique experience. It may leave your legs a little wobbly if you aren't used to peddling…read morefor 9+ miles so stretch up and pace yourself. You'll definitely have to work together to peddling the bike even though its only a 1-2% grade. There are 2 take off points so be aware of which tour you booked else you may miss your reservation. The two launch points are about a 24 minute drive apart. Bay city takes off: 5400 Hayes Oyster Drive, Bay City Oregon Wheeler takes off: Hemlock Ave and Highway 101, Wheeler Oregon On your tour, you'll have 2 guides - one in front and one in back. They will help direct traffic and keep the pace (sort of). Otherwise just enjoy the view and peddling through nature for 2 hours. Complaint: I was distraught that you will sign a terms & conditions form not once but TWICE with one statement that says "I will not intentionally bump other Railriders" and yet our car was full steam rammed into by the car behind us which ejected the back seats and ended up leaving all of my family with various bruises (legs and arms mostly). Luckily there were no serious injuries, but it could have turned out really bad. Our guides were very apologetic and took the time to check on us but there was nary a warning given to the car behind us who continued to banter us the whole 4 miles back to our starting point - at one point, even blaming us for the incident "they deserved to get hit because they didn't put up their fists". Yo, do you even drive bro? Do you willingly rear-end cars for fun? While we took the blunt of the force, his crash was very much also felt in different intensities through to the front (~4 more cars). Keeping a safe distance is very key - make that VERY CLEAR to the car behind you. I strongly believe that ORR needs to change their rules from "love taps and pushes are okay" to "keep a one car distance. if you happen to love tap or push the car in front, please slow down."