Highly recommend. Fabulously flexible class scheduling…read more Comfortable yet responsive Catalinas; keel/ tiller. Easy going instructional atmosphere. Beautiful, wide, quiet spot on the river.

Great experience! I recommend it to everyone. Cameron is…read moregood guy to spend 2 hours on the water with. Will be signing up for lessons. 1 demerit for mediocre wind- Cameron can you do something about that next time? Thanks Cameron that was fun.

What a great experience it was to fish with captain Jason Kintner!!! Thanks for an unforgettable…read morecatfishing experience!

I've been on quite a few fishing trips. You usually have to choose what it is that you want to do…read more For people who like sport fishing, you're usually lucky to get something worth taking a picture with. Only to have to release it back into the wild. The picture being your only evidence of your victory. For others, the joy is in actually catching killing and eating what you find in the wild. Maybe they're practicing to be a survivalist or looking for fresh food. For those individuals, the joy is in catching. For me I love to fish, the joy of fishing comes from peace. In the hustle and bustle and stress of everyday living, it feels real good to be on the water in the middle of nowhere relaxing. Maybe you'll have a gaff with a few friends. With capital catfishing you get the best of all three worlds. It is awesome to catch these River Monsters hold them up for the world to see and take a picture. It is also great, at the end of the day, you actually have some food to put in your cooler. In the in between moments you get to relax, enjoy the water & be with your friends. Thanks to Captain Jason and his dog Toad. I had a great time.

I have been associated with this Marina for over a decade, and I have always been treated with high…read morecourtesy and respect. The staff here is very professional and friendly and makes you feel welcome. You can't beat the price compared to other marinas in the area. They offer a variety of services, such as covered storage, dry docks, and wet slips. The marina is always clean and maintained at a high standard. This is the spot if you're looking for a remarkable place with incredible people for your boating experience!

I am new to boating this year, and stumbled upon this Marina. All I can say is AMEN! The dock…read moremaster David is super friendly and very nice, I had all sorts of questions and he took his time to sit down with me and go over the Marina rules and regulations. This marina is very low key and is a hidden gem. They have very reasonable prices compared to other local marinas. they have covered storage, wet slips, and dry dock. We are very happy to have found them. Jason Schneider

I've thought about this a long time (over a year post sale). Did he sell the boat. Yes. Did I get…read moremax effort or the best deal. No. I understand market pressure and all that. Just not happy with the customer service or the level of effort. If you are ok with matter of fact, no customer service they are fine. True, I'm Still a bitter about feeling forced into not just a loss but a massive loss due to circumstances. And, what I felt was the best of zero options due to poor customer service and marketing on my behalf and in my interests as the seller they were representing. Not a great situation and honestly, I cannot recommend this business.

I purchased a relatively speaking very inexpensive motor yacht through Dominion yachts. It takes…read morealmost as much work to sell a two dollar boat as it does to sell a $2 million boat. Although mine was on the low end of that scale, I got the same helpful, professional competent treatment that I have received from other brokers on much more expensive boats. It was a long distance purchase as I live in Florida however, Robert Watson made it as simple and smooth as it possibly could have been. I believe that this will be my last boat, however where I to ever purchase another one I would not hesitate to use the same corporation again in the future.

Todd Wright was a great instructor!! Pricing was fair. Facilities were impressive. We will come…read moreback.

As someone who moved from the Eastern Shore to NoVA, one of my biggest priorities was looking for…read moreplaces to shoot. As an avid clay target shooter, finding a place to go (besides my gun club) was important, since my club doesn't have a Sporting Clays facility. A few people told me about Bull Run, and I visited for the first time back in October. I was impressed with the facilities. The county government runs the spot, and it is nice and clean! Pricing is fair. If you don't have a gun, you can rent one for an additional fee. If you need shells or bring shells that violate the rules of the range, there are boxes of shells you can buy on the premises. The one drawback I personally had thag doesn't directly affect me is if you bring someone who's never shot before, they will be required to do a mandatory safety course. The course isn't terrible, and my friend who has to do the safety course said it was very insightful. But if you don't have to do the course, but a friend does, you're gonna be waiting a hot minute before you guys can shoot together. Nevertheless, as someone certified as both a shotgun firearms instructor and an RSO, I value their commitment to ensuring everyone at Bull Run is safe.

Great group of people to learn to sail with. It is also a very effective way to get time on the…read morewater on a budget. Could not be happier

The Pentagon Sailing Club provides an amazing opportunity to gain sailing skills, for both novice…read moreand experienced sailors, in the DC area! Sails on the Potomac and on in the Chesapeake Bay, and classroom training will prepare you to handle a 20 to 40ft boat in any conditions. It's an amazing club of volunteers who will teach you the theory and build your hands on skills at a pace that works for you. It's a great club with amazing instructors!

Just getting into kayaking so I took some pool lessons with CKAPCO. Outstanding instruction…read more Their calculated roll progression and focused lessons had me rolling on my own in two sessions! My roll isn't quite river-ready, but I'm getting there much faster with top notch instructors helping to build the skill.

Unfortunately they are now closed. The Realtor has a for lease sign up and inside remains the…read moretropical colors. When they were open it was a huge shop just outside of all the craziness of the DC Metro in a tiny little rural town / farm area of Catharpin. Prices were good. People were good. Location was just 10-ish minutes off I-66. They had racks of wetsuits, shorties, BCs and had plenty of dive gear. They could work on your Regs, Octopus, and most gauges. They could get you a regular fill or a Nitrox fill and you could drop it off or get a sandwich from the gas station. They had training and refresher courses, quarry dives, pool dives, vacation dives in the tropics. There are only 2 good dive shops in the area that remain. It's like people would rather watch TV than go out and dive...

Review for the shop:…read more This shop is huge, their selection for all types of diving is excellent, and the staff there was friendly and better yet, informative on everything. They went above and beyond in answering all of my questions, including being able to tell me the mechanical details of how a regulator first stage (piston type) works, the pros and cons of each type of regulator, possible freezing temperature (unlikely but possible), air flow capacity etc... they were able to tell me the different types of BC's and all of their pros and cons... list goes on for everything I purchased. Now naturally, one would expect sales people to be attentive, sure, but they were educators first and salespeople second. I never was pushed, just helped and I'm satisfied with everything that I purchased. They helped me assemble my regulator first and second stage, and hoses. (I would have liked to have seen the process for that- but then again, I didn't ask, so that's my fault. I can always YouTube it.) Before buying, I even grabbed some food and double checked what they told me in the car via online research, and they had been honest. I had spent an hour at Best Buy last night trying to get a GoPro to no avail (Best Buy didn't have a waterproof glass casing in stock), however this store had a pretty decent competitor to the GoPro 4 for less than half the price, and it already came fully encased, waterproof up to 300 feet. And yes, I checked all the specs. ============== Review for the dive instructor/class: Immediate pro is that it cost only like $210 for the entire advanced certification, including 5 entire dives, 2 days with instructors, AND a drysuit rental. I found it exciting, challenging, and more difficult (in terms of dealing with cold water, low vis) than your average warm water dive or pool class. Which is exactly what I expected and wanted, walking into it. It was great for training and building mental toughness in the water. The instructor is very informative and helpful, and the class size was small (me and maybe 1 person), which is never a bad thing as you get a lot of help and focus. He's friendly but also expects you to perform your skills right; which is how it should be for an advanced diving cert/class. The only thing that didn't go as planned is that we weren't able to perform all the skills we were supposed to, as visibility was only about a foot (it rained heavily this week). Which is completely understandable from a common sense/liability POV, but it still sucked. The instructor said next week should be better though, so we'll see. If it is, I'll update review to show that. Either way; I get to come back for free until lake conditions are acceptable for training. Worst case scenario if they're not is a free day of partial dive training. Only things to work on: try to get a better range of sizes for drysuits and 7mm wetsuits. Bottom line: I highly recommend every new scuba diver in the entire D.C./MD/VA area come to this shop for their gear, and also for their advanced certification