Excellent experience with Captain Ross and his mate Leonard. Our group of 4 caught a lot of fish!…read more Over 50 Atlantic Mackerel + 9 cod. And this was on the 1 pm charter in tough full moon tide conditions!! We appreciated their willingness to share their stories about growing up in PEI. HIGHLY recommend!!

From the owner: Always friendly and helpful staff. Clean, well maintained vessel. All equipment and tackle needed…read moresupplied on board. Located just minutes from Cavendish beach on the north shore of Prince Edward Island. Offering both Deep Sea Fishing trips, and Bluefin Tuna charters. Take a sail with us out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Do some fishing, take in the amazing sights of the island coastline, and see the marine/sea life. All ages and levels of angler welcome! 2024 season begins early July. Reserve your spot by reserving via our website or give us a call anytime.

Quaint harbor containing many charter boats, fishing boats, lobster boats, and more! Very friendly…read morepeople who love to educate people of life on the Northern shore of PEI. A lobsterman took 15 minutes of his day to educate a group of tourists on lobsters, how traps work, and how to only harvest in a sustainable way.

Great trip. My wife and I know nothing about fishing and had…read morenever fished in the Ocean. We booked an 8:30 am. departure and had a wonderful time. The Captain Chad and deck hand Phillip were awesome. Super friendly from beginning to the end of our trip. Being complete beginners at this sport the 3 hour trip was perfect. We were back at the dock a bit after 11:30 where the crew filleted our fish and we were on our way back to our campground where we BBQ'd our fish for lunch. Phillip spent extra time with my wife explaining how to fish and how the equipment worked. Phillip and Chad baited the hooks, took the fish off the hooks when you caught one and like I said above, cleaned them. We went home with some Mackerel and Cod. The cost is $ 50 Canadian, CASH ONLY/per person, Tax included in the price. Although they never hinted at it, there is a tip box on the boat and we definitely left a nice tip. It was kind of a last minute decision to go fishing and it is now one of our fondest memories of visiting PEI.

We shoved off at 8AM on a pristine early September day. Max Capacity on the vessel was 19 and we…read moretotaled 14 so there was reasonable elbow room about. Captain and crew were very friendly and accommodating. We went to two locations: 1. Mackerel (approx. 4 miles out) and 2. Cod (roughly 5.5 miles out). We used weighted lines with feather lures for the mackerel and most of us on board had multiple hits. With 1-2 foot swells, coupled with a moderate chop, the time spent at both sites was pleasant and easy. Cod is a bottom feeder so we let the line out to roughly 3-5 ft above the sea floor (120 ft. Depths). Here, a number of U.S. Caught multiple keepers. The crew was very helpful with the periodic lines entanglements and rebaits for the squeamish. There are many fishing boats/captains to choose from. This one is very good and based on our experience, I'd strongly recommend these guys to anyone interested.

This was absolutely the most amazing experience ever! From looking to book to getting the facts, to…read morethe trip out and back to shore the crew were extremely friendly. A very cost effective experience that is a MUST do! Fantastic job Andy and Carson!

Tranquility Tours is a must on PEI. Located on the Georgetown wharf, Captain Perry brings you along…read morefor a informative fishing trip. The rates are very reasonable, and the tour is family oriented. You start of on *Tranquility* fishing boat, and stop at educational points to learn about the sea farming and fishing. Captain Perry's crew, Spencer and Cindy, are knowledgeable and share their experiences with us. They readily tell us stories, and answer any questions. Then it's off to see the raft, where seals sun themselves. Then it's fishing for mackeral time!! This is fun and exciting!! Then as the boat heads back to shore, fresh mackeral is cooked on the bbq and served! Nothing tastes better than fresh fish!! The two hour tour zooms by, and evey minute is packed with fun.

This is an amazing experience. We have been enjoying this boating adventure every year in July for…read morethe last 12 years. Captain Perry and his crew take us out to sea for mackerel fishing. While we fish they prepare a lobster, sausage, potatoes and corn on the cob meal. The service is always polite, friendly and courteous. We have nothing but great things to say about Perry and the team and highly recommend the experience. They also provide clam dogging experience on the local beaches. Best to check availability on line as they are always booked. They were featured on television with Rick Mercer and other personalities over the years.

Fantastic lobster tour for families. I can't say enough about how much fun we had with Captain…read moreMark and Cody. We went out and pulled crab and lobster traps and had a fantastic meal on board. Mark did an excellent job explaining how lobster grow, are harvested and how the industry works. He was funny and entertaining. He and Cody were patient with our kids and answered lots of questions. The afternoon sailing was about 3 hours. After we pulled traps we ate a great lobster meal onboard. The lobster was prepared "PEI style" which means cooked but served cold. The boat leaves from the dock just behind the Lobster on the Wharf restaurant. It sails around the harbor in calm water to pull traps. Drinks are included in the price and alcoholic drinks are extra. The tours run at different times during the year depending on weather and the season. If you are looking for something fun to do on PEI, especially with kids, do this. You'll have a great lobster meal and and be entertained.

This was my dad's favorite part of the trip. Every time we talk about the trip, he pulls out his…read morepictures to show people. Kenny and Lois were super friendly and very accommodating. They took the six of us, Grandpa included, on their boat and showed us how the lobster trapping works. My dad got suited up in overalls and rubber gloves, and helped haul in lobster traps. We learned how to measure the lobsters, and we learned how to tell a male lobster from a female one. I'd never seen lobsters carrying eggs before, but we saw a few then. It was a nice day and the waves weren't too bad, so no one got seasick. We had the freshest lobster dinner on that boat. We got to choose lobsters we had pulled in from the traps, and for $7/lb, they boiled them right there on the boat while we were still at sea, cracked them for us, and served them with melted butter. Oooohhh. Did you know that fresh lobster tomalley/roe is quite green when fresh? I'd never seen it that green before. Super impressive. It was also the best part, and there was lots of it. This was the most no-frills lobster dinner I've ever had, us eating on styrofoam plates with disposable cutlery, but it was still incredible. We took the leftovers home for breakfast the next day. At $45/person before lobster for this 3 hour excursion, it was totally worth it. I've heard that there are times where Kenny will let his customers fish while the lobster is cooking. We were told fishing season had yet to begin, so we didn't get to do that, but if we had been there just a few weeks later... I'd recommend this one to anyone planning an east coast tour.