I pulled in at 4:24 today, sign out side says they cloae at 5 as does it online. As I pulled into a…read moreparking spot out front some one closed the front door and turned the outside sign to closed and the inside open light off. Seems kind of messed up to close up like that just as a customer shows up but what's I know. Guess I'll have just have to go else where.

Stopped by for some sea worms on our way to the Cape. Cute little bait shop and the guy behind the…read morecounter was very pleasant and gave a few spots for us to fish. Will be back.

Went to Toms today asked for 2 dozen large shiners never checked them till I got to the fishing…read morespot opened the bucket and the shiners were no bigger then smalls I was charged for larges and got smalls second time that's occurred If all they have is smalls then just say so and charge for smalls. Terrible business Never used to be like that there

Place has what you need! Friendly staff. Fresh live bait options. If you're in the area it's…read moreworth the stop and if not it's probably worth a drive.

Tim was awesome. Responded to questions prior to the trip very quickly. He was patient,…read moreprofessional, 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.

You will never find a better father-son combo to take you around the Plymouth bay! I didn't book…read morethem 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

The Miller's know what's bitin and what they're eatin and they have the bait and tackle to catch…read moreem. If you're coming to the Cape and want to catch fish make Canal Bait your first stop they know what's goin on and will put you in the right direction.

Terrible customer service and communication! Purchased a Shimano Stradic 4000 FJ and was sent a…read moreStradic 4000 XG. Reel was returned the same day and had to get Amazon to step in to get my refund. The replacement reel was never sent. A label was printed for my replacement reel but never shipped. Total scam! Buyer Beware!

We had an excellent fishing day with Captain Kelson and Mate Alex. They were both extraordinarily…read morehelpful in educating and helping us through the entire fishing experience. They were very welcoming and highly knowledgeable about the area and the fishing. Highly recommend Patriot Party Boats fishing. Michael C.

Went on the Patriot Party Boat today for an afternoon fishing and had the best time. Caught a bunch…read moreof fish. Captain Dick and Oscar were amazing! Looking to take in a 1/2 day fishing, this is where to go!

Finally found the place lol. Rang Bell the gentleman was awesome, kind and answered every question…read moreI had. Great store

This store is primarily for commercial fishermen and commercial fishing boat owners, where you can…read moreget pretty much anything and everything that the boat and crew might need while out at sea. They sell a bunch of different stuff, including safety equipment, boat cleaning items, outdoor gear for being out on deck, boat parts, etc., etc. Though geared towards the commercial market, *anybody* can shop there! Sometimes the door is locked and you have to ring the doorbell, but if they are open, they will let you in. And they have a lot of nice sweatshirts, T-shirts, hats, etc. that look good on everyone. And it's kind of exclusive, because you can't find that stuff anywhere else. You can also find a large selection of rain gear, boots, gloves, and other gear for being out in the cold and rain, and the prices are great! I consider it a hidden gem.

Service was great Selection was top shelf…read moreValue was competitively priced Openly discussed fishing locations and lures they used

Yesterday's weather was made even more perfect while enjoying a whale watch with Captain John out…read moreof Plymouth MA. We journeyed out to Stellwagen Bank and saw 30 WHALES, dolphins and grey seals! It was an exceptional day for viewing these amazing creatures. I would like to highlight our tour guide and narrator, Lindsay who is a naturalist and someone whose passion, expertise and knowledge was palpable. She is articulate and personable combining just the right amount of enthusiasm and humor throughout the trip. You could feel not only her energy but her authentic respect and devotion to educating others about these giants of the ocean. I feel blessed everyday that I get to live near the ocean here in Massachusetts and to know these amazing mammals live and breathe in our waters. Thank you to Lindsay and the entire Crew on Captain John's Whale Watch!

The return trip from Provincetown on 7/18/26 was unacceptable and genuinely unsafe. I've spent…read moreyears in the boating industry, and what I witnessed was not a matter of "rough seas" -- it was a matter of poor judgment and improper vessel handling. The captain maintained a speed completely inappropriate for the sea state, causing violent hull slamming for nearly the entire crossing. Passengers were being thrown around, hanging onto tables just to stay upright. Several people were vomiting. This went on for an hour. At multiple points, the impact force was strong enough that injuries could easily have occurred and may have. With roughly 100 passengers aboard, this was not just uncomfortable -- it was dangerous. They better hope lawsuits do not come their way. The weather and wave conditions were fully predictable well before departure. Any competent operator would have known to reduce speed, adjust heading, or delay the trip. Instead, the captain chose to plow through steep chop at high speed, ignoring basic seamanship principles and putting everyone at unnecessary risk. To make matters worse, the crew announcer praised the captain afterward and asked for tips, while many passengers were shaken and demanding refunds. The disconnect between the crew's messaging and the reality of the situation was astonishing. This was not an unavoidable rough ride -- it was the result of reckless decision‑making. The captain's handling of the vessel was unacceptable, and the company should be held accountable for allowing a trip to be run in such a manner. Captain Johns needs to re-evaluate their quality control and training protocols.