The fish were not biting and it's not the crews fault, but I bought a fishing trip for two and we…read moredidn't get our hands on a reel at all. The crew does all the fishing for everybody on the boat and if your reel catches anything, they let you reel it in and they do the rest. Basically you are in a 5 hour trip, your turn is only 10 min the entire trip, and you are just hanging out watching the "mate" do not recommend.

This is one of my favorite Charter Boats. I went fishing today on the Hookmash. We caught our…read morelimit of Rockfish in an hour. It was great. Captain Stu worked hard to keep us on the fish. We also caught over 100 perch. The boat is nice size. The boat holds up to 24 people. I never have more than 12 that way it's comfortable. It's very clean. Stu uses high quality rods and reels. His mate Joe is very attentive and patient. He spent some time with ones that have never fished before showing them what to do. Joe also cleaned the Rock Fish for free. Very nice

First, I want to say that I have no issues with the initial class I attended at Annapolis Sailing…read moreSchool or with the instructors. Carrie and Steve were welcoming, knowledgeable, patient, and courteous with all the students. If my experience at the school had ended with them this would be a five star review. Regrettably it was not.The the class I attended fell on three windless days, which meant the sailing portion had to be deferred to a makeup class a month later. Now this is where my story takes an unfortunate turn. The day of the make up class I arrived at the school exhausted and lost in a mental fog do to a medical condition I do not feel like discussing here. I am a veteran with a 100% disability rating, I am sure you can figure out what my problem may have been. I promptly informed the instructors that I was having serious health issues at the time and they agreed I should sit out the class and suggested I return the next day if I happened to feel better. I left believing the school would work with me, since I had prepaid for two classes (ASA 101 and ASA 103). Unfortunately, the scheduling staff did not share the same views or concerns as the instructors when I called the next business day. When they finally agreed to place me in another ASA 101 class (so they wouldn't have to adjust the ASA 103 course I had already paid for), I was told during that final phone call: "There is a caveat -- you feeling sick or not well is not an excuse for missing a class." Let that sink in: "feeling sick or not well is not an excuse for missing a class." I don't think a more tone deaf statement could be said to someone living with a permanent disability. Now, I may have overreacted -- I admit I had gone four full days without sleeping. But even in my altered state, I knew that my health and safety, as well as that of every student, should be the school's top priority. Their response made me feel like nothing more than an inconvenience -- a monetary transaction that had gone wrong. Living with a disability is not a choice, and it is not something I can control. Disgusted by their attitude, I rejected the offer for yet another makeup class. For my troubles I received a partial refund on ASA 103, I kept the course book and plan to teach myself. The money I had intended to spend on additional courses will now go towards a down payment on a boat that I will be able enjoy at my own pace. This was my experience with the Annapolis Sailing School. If you have any health issues or happen to be permanently disabled, as I am, I would strongly suggest looking at other schools in the area. It's your choice -- I have made mine.

Stop thinking about it and just do it…read more Def a top flight sailing school in the Mid-Atlantic! I did the combined 101/103 course that allows you to take out a cruiser. The 101 course is great for newbies; the instructors are all highly experienced yet very patient with beginners, you'll have a great time for sure! Since I love cooking, I'm going to use the Scoville scale to compare 101 and 103. If 101 is just a mild bell pepper, then 103 is a jalapeño. Don't take it unless you're ready for a true sailing boot camp! It will kick your ass, especially if you've just come from 101, but you're going to learn A LOT that you can then take with you to digest and practice. You're going to be overloaded with a LOT of information, but just take some time at the end of each day to decompress and process what you've learned and you'll do fine. They are all very passionate about the art of sailing and push you hard to be the best sailor you can be. Def a great experience!!!

I had the best time with my best friend on the water. Rachel was our guide and she was amazing…read moreDefinitely coming back

Was told $110 discount for an hour from normal $125. Came during Juneteenth holiday weekend. Go up…read morethe counter as a black person celebrating the holiday and was told they "misspoke" and it's actually $125, with $18 or $500 insurance deposit and I'd have to wait 30 mins with the next group when rain was starting in an hour. Complete scam, do not go here. Would not recommend. There are other places on the river.

I was honored to attend the nuptials of my friend, the Honorable Rushern Baker, the former Prince…read moreGeorge's County, County Executive. The venue that he and his lovely bride chose, Atlantic Marina on the Patapsco, was beautiful to say the least. Even though is was hot as fish grease outside, all of the attendees raved about the tropical island like views! Once the outdoor ceremony was completed, we welcomed the large air conditioned horderve room which has two bars and plenty of tables to relax before moving to the reception hall. After approximately 45min, we all shuffled over to this HUGE bubble structure adorned with chandeliers for dinner. After finding our assigned table, servers promptly filled our wine glasses with either Red or White. Dinner was really good (lump crab cakes), however, I'm not sure if the venue provided the caterer or if that was separate?!? Atlantic Marina on the Patapsco pulled off this spectacular event seamlessly and I highly recommend this venue for anyone's special day!!

honestly i wasn't sure about keeping my boat in a high and dry i had always towed to and from the…read morewater. I ended up using it twice as much the facility is great used the pool and the beach several times over the summer. The employes from the front desk to the fork light operators are always friendly and helpful.

This is a sailing club. They have 3 sailboats and an amazing membership of people who coordinate…read moreevents, coordinate sailing, repair the boats, captain the boats, maintain supplies. Everyone helps out. Once you get certified as a captain, you can take the boat out. Otherwise, you can crew. Some captains will take the boats out for multiple days. Yes, the boats have beds, galley, head, etc. it's an awesome way to share the responsibilities of owning a boat.

I was thinking of buying a sailboat to cruise the Chesapeake then found out about this club that…read moreowns two well maintained 34 foot cruisers and a 30 foot racer cruiser. The cost are much less than owning my own boat. The boats are mostly available a week or two in advance on weekends and almost always on weekdays. Even better, the members are all very friendly and good sailing companions when I am not otherwise sailing with my own guests. The club does much of its own maintenance which adds another valuable dimension to the sailing experience.

I also had a terrible interaction with Paul last summer. I would share more from our conversation,…read morebut it appears Airbnb finally decided to give this rude, borderline verbally abusive, and arrogant business owner the boot. I highly recommend unless you want a berating for simply asking about accommodations (what/if any were available), that you do NOT bother reaching out to Paul. Honestly, his behavior and demeanor are likely great examples of what terrible experiences and (lack of) service we would have probably received had we decided to utilize Paul's business and services during our visit.

Had an outstanding experience with Captin Paul this week. He showed my family and I all kinds of…read moreinteresting places on the Chesapeake bay. Dolphins, osprey with fish in their talons, lighthouses, a drawbridge, and a chill approach to life. He navigated us Tilghman island... let us rest, eat and swim... then returned us safely to our lives in DC. The 38 ft sloop is awesome, well cared for and handled great in some chop. I will absolutely sail with captain Paul again. I highly recommend sailing with him.

6 years late but just found a drafts folder I did know existed and the review was never posted…read more We had an amazing day of fishing and everything was great, captain, crew and boat. Glad to see you guys are still out there!

We went on a company fishing trip with Tenacious Charters! These guys were amazing and we caught a…read moreton of fish it was a great day! Really appreciate it! Do yourself a favor book with them!!

I would give Captain Darrell more stars if I could. My friends and I had a fantastic time. The boat…read morewas very clean, even the bathrooms (which we lady's appreciated). His mate Tay was great and very helpful. Capt. took us where the fish were. Definitely recommend the Miss Violet. I hope to go again.

I took my son out with Capt Darrell on the Miss Violet for a half day fishing trip. Capt Darrell…read moredid not waste any time and put us on fish. My 10yr old son was reeling them in, having the time of his life! Capt Darrell and the first mate was super friendly and professional. The boat was clean and well kept. I will for sure be fishing with Capt Darrell again!