Geoff's passion for the long-term healthy evolution of fishing in New England drives Brackish Flies…read moreand his efforts. His lifelong focus on helping people makes the experiences powerful.

I have both gone fishing with Geoff on a guided tour and requested that he tie me some flies. An…read moreexcellent experience all the way around! Geoff is extraordinarily responsive and professional. He knows his fly fishing, and demonstrates a rare passion in educating others about the environment so we can all continue to enjoy what these waters have to offer for many years to come. He makes the day about you and is attentive to what you want to get out of the experience. We were out for a little over 8 hours looking for brook trout and definitely found them! Thanks for an excellent day navigating the New England streams and sharing a few of your haunts!

5 stars Cool trails,…read morecreepy old bunkers, and beautiful trees. Even saw deer here! The only downside to this place is that it is a little close to the road and you can hear the cars speeding by if you are close. Other than that, it is a wonderful wildlife refuge.

There were a lot of cars, but who knows where the people were? I read there was a park center with…read morerest room, but unclear how much of a trek it was from the parking lot and I'm afraid of ticks. No animals were allowed, although my dog would have loved it. I get it, but it would be more convincing if there wasn't some huge plant next door. For a the path was well maintained though, and small areas off the path you could get to without injury.

Outstanding Customer Service -- Saved Christmas!…read more I cannot say enough great things about Tomo's Tackle and their incredible customer service. We ordered a fishing rod for our son for Christmas--he's a teenager who absolutely loves fishing and spent weeks researching the exact rod he wanted. Unfortunately, the rod arrived damaged due to shipping, and we were heartbroken. From the moment I reached out, Tomo's Tackle was responsive, kind, and incredibly accommodating. They immediately reviewed the photos, offered a full store credit, walked us through comparable options, and even went the extra mile to order the exact same rod from their supplier when it wasn't in stock--at no additional cost to us. They were patient, communicative, and genuinely cared about making things right. Thanks to their efforts, our son will still be getting the rod he worked so hard to pick out, and that truly meant the world to us. They didn't just fix a problem--they saved Christmas for a fishing-obsessed kid and a very grateful parent. If you're looking for a tackle shop that stands behind their products and treats customers like family, Tomo's Tackle is it. We will absolutely be repeat customers and happily recommend them to anyone. Thank you again, Tomo's Tackle!

We were visiting from the west coast and stumbled upon this store while walking around Salem. My…read morehusband HAD to check it out. I do not pretend to know about bait and tackle shops. My husband is an avid fisherman and he stated that this store is very clean. Great location perfectly located next to the water. Well stocked with some high quality equipment.

Brady is the man, experienced fisherman and a very chill dude, if you are ever in cape cod there's…read moreno other charter to consider.

Excellent day on the water with Captain Ian. He had us on fish quick. We pulled a number of…read moreoversized strippers before we got in a couple just right. Looking forward to some yummy fresh fish. Boat was clean, well equipped, and a comfortable ride. We'll sleep well tonight and will definitely recommend Reel Deal.

Home Depot employee was very helpful!!! His name was Ron!!! At Michaels the girl Shelby was…read moreawesome!!! At Walmart I couldn't be happier with the service!!!

There is a PRIME parcel for sale very close to Falls Pond SW corner only 80K. 3 lots together 6000…read moresft raw wooded land for your green build or recreational camping use. contact Mott & Chase. early bird catches the worm on this valuable piece of property!

July is peak Mackerel fishing and if you go with Al Gauron you're sure to catch a ton. We went on…read morethe 4 hour morning mackerel fishing and every single person caught the legal limit of 20 fish. It was $40 per person and $6 per rod rental but the experience was well worth it. You can choose to take the mackerel home whole or the crew can cut them into filets. Great family friendly trip and plenty of fish for dinner Pro tip take Dramamine an hour before getting on the boat even if you normally don't get carsick.

A near 2 hour boat ride out to see whales from a distance and a near 2 hour drive back. Nature is…read moreunpredictable, however we were stranded on a boat with an obnoxious tourist family from who could not sit still, and continuously got up and walked back and forth in front of me without even saying excuse me. Small boat, so if you get sea sick please do not go. One of the girls was on the verge of puking 5 feet from me for the entire 4 hour experience. The boat itself is not very suitable for whale viewing, as the top is very small and doesn't fit many people and the bottom floor has a cabin in the middle so you have to run around the boat or through the cabin for the chance to catch a glimpse of a whale. The deck on the sides is small enough to where it is very hard to walk around people for a view, and if people keep walking in front of you there isn't much space- you have to move your legs out of the way, kind of like bleachers at a baseball game. I moved probably 200 times in 4 hours for people walking back and forth. All that being said, the captain tried his best to get us views of whales and educated us on the different whale types, and gave us a lot of info on them. Crew was nice too.

I love this park. I am not from the area but if I lived around here, I'd take my morning walks here…read moredaily. Not my foot traffic, which I also liked.

I really enjoyed this place. I didn't know what to expect. We started to walk from the Eddie's park…read moreand took the internal route. Reached the Pegan Cove Park after around 15 minutes. Then we were just exploring the trail, not much to do. Walked in there for around 30-40 minutes, clicked some nice pictures, saw geese, robin, butterflies, insects etc. If you go on a rainy day, expect your shoes to get dirty with the mud. We saw few boats parked while walking by the loop. Make sure you have your bug repellent with you.