We took a couple's trip to Boston in August to celebrate a friend's 40th birthday. We were tested…read morefor COVID prior to our arrival, because the state required a negative test results at least 72 hours prior to your trip. Weeks before the trip, I searched for fishing charters near our Air BNB. We had visited New England before, so we knew that Rhode Island was the best state for us to fish. After very lengthy search, I finally stumbled upon the Fish'n Tales website. What first drew me to this fishing charter was the price. Other charters were charging ridiculously high prices, but Fish'n Tales was very reasonably priced. Second, I noticed the very favorable reviews and testimonies. After running the company by my other travel companions I quickly secured our booking for 7am Saturday morning. We arrived to the dock at 6:45am, the requested time, and were immediately greeted by the crew. We were required to wear our masks to embark on the boat, but were able to take them off once we selected our spot on the boat. My party consisted of eight people and their was another ten people on the boat, this included the three man crew. The boat was very spacious, so my party was able to have one half of the boat to ourselves. The crew was professional, friendly and very helpful. They were also very accommodating. The birthday boy indulged just a little bit too much the night before and suffered from a bout of motion sickness. The crew was very understanding and provided us with complimentary waters to keep him hydrated. The crew was also very knowledgeable, explaining to basics of fishing and the types of fish that we would catch that morning. By the end of the trip, which was four hours long, we caught about 6 fish, including the beautiful bass pictured in this review. The charter also filleted our fish and bagged them in ice for the ride back to Boston. If you ever visit New England and are in search of a great charter, search no further, Fish'n Tales is it!

I went for this trip on a Wednesday on October. It was almost the last fishing trip for this year…read more They need around 6 people to schedule a trip. Initially when I called that number was not achieved. But on the day before they gave me a call back and said there are enough people now. So I scheduled my trip. Because there was a good amount of traffic in the road, I almost missed the trip. Plan to reach there well ahead of time. The boat does NOT wait for more than 5 - 10 minute past the scheduled time. This is the fist time ever I was going on a fishing trip. So I was a bit nervous. But the trip was a lot of fun. It was just 7 people fishing in the boat. So there was a lot of individual attention given to us. Fishing rods and baits were provided. So I didn't have to bring anything to the trip. The rod was of trolling type. It was easy to operate. Plus they give very good instructions. Cut up octopus was the bait. I didn't want to touch the octopus. So they put the bait for me every time I wanted to. Boat stops at different spots and give you a time window to try fishing. Mostly what we were catching was black sea bass. There were some porgies too. Most of the fish (may be 10 out of 11) we caught was below legal size. So we had to throw them back. Finally we took 1 black sea bass and 1 porgy home. Another awesome thing is they clean and fillet the fish for you. If you like the skin off, they will neatly remove the skin as well. Also they pack the fish in zip lock cover with ice cubes. I fried the fish. It was the freshest tasting fish I ever had in my life. At least to taste fresh fish, I will be going for more fishing trips. Make sure to take atleast a wind breaker jacket. If the weather is colder, a puffer jacket is advisable. Sea water may get sprayed inside the boat. When deciding clothing and what to take to the boat, keep that in mind. Defenitely don't forget sunscreen and sunglass. A sun hat may be good too. I went for the 3 hour fishing trip. Time just flew by. I wish there was a 4 hour trip.

We had a fun time walking around the state park. There were some sailboat races happening on the…read morewater, and it was a breezy, clear day to walk around the outside of the fort. We will have to come back again to see the inside, it was nearing closing time when my friends and I ended up walking over so I'd be interested in seeing inside at some point.

I was incredibly disappointed with our paranormal investigation at Fort Adams. The weather was…read morebeyond unsafe--torrential rain, frequent lightning, thunder, gale-force winds, flooding, and standing water. Under those conditions, the event should have been canceled or rescheduled. Instead, guests were expected to drive through dangerous weather and then repeatedly walk between buildings on uneven terrain with some individuals carrying umbrellas, which only increased the risk during an active lightning storm. The conditions made the investigation itself nearly impossible. Because of the weather, we were only able to experience a fraction of what was advertised--probably around 25% of the normal investigation. We spent much of the evening trying to avoid the elements instead of enjoying the experience we paid for. I was also disappointed with the investigation methods. At one point, the investigator placed nearly every piece of paranormal equipment together on and around a staircase within inches of one another. Anyone with experience in paranormal investigating knows that equipment should be spaced apart to avoid interference. Unsurprisingly, one device began going off repeatedly, and it was suggested this was paranormal activity. However, it appeared much more likely that the equipment was simply interfering with itself, making the results unreliable. The biggest issue, however, was safety. The walkways were soaked, slippery, uneven, and covered with large puddles. Wind-driven rain made visibility difficult, and the constant lightning created an unnecessary risk. We returned home completely soaked to the bone (our own personal paranormal equipment that we bought with us was also soaked) from what felt like a hazardous trip both to and from the event. We genuinely questioned whether we should have been on the road at all. No event is worth risking people's safety. A reputable organization should know when conditions have crossed the line from inconvenient to dangerous and make the decision to cancel or reschedule. Instead, it felt like the priority was avoiding refunds rather than protecting guests. This was, without question, one of the most disappointing and unsafe event experiences I've ever had, and I would not recommend it based on how the situation was handled.

Everyone was helpful and friendly. Dogs welcome. Huge parking lot. No complaints. From today, to…read moreboots, to sweatshirts or plugs - a lot going on

Excellent service at Saltwater today. J needed line, lures etc. after not fishing fora long while…read more Ben was super helpful and informative. He set me up and answered all my questions. Great customer service.

SUCH a cool place to visit in RI. We literally made a whole day out of being here it was so fun. I…read morewanna go back! Look at these stunning water views. Crazytown! There's plenty of opportunities to climb/hike up trails to get even sicker views. There's also huge rocks you can take a seat and relax on, and everyone we passed was so friendly -- but we only passed a few people every once in a while. The best part? It's covered in the coooolest graffiti on the inside and outside of cement tunnels and abandoned structures that you can walk through. I've never seen anything like it! An amazing spot for pics too. :)

I was a little less enthused then others. I found it disappointing that a state park would be…read moreallowed to have so much graffiti and fall into such disrepair. It really takes away from the experience.

This is a cool little spot with some history. I would make a stop here and enjoy the view. I also…read morethink they have a trail as well. Parking is a "B" though, FYI.

Tony and I stopped at the 40 stepsoverlook at Cliff Walk. They are doing some minor construction at…read morethis location so please be careful! There are bathrooms located here along with some signage! A few Park benches to rest and relax! Dog friendly but please clean up after them. Highly recommend to all

This is a small beautiful walking trail with amazing views of Sachuest beach…read more There is a lock ridge that takes you over the cliff to amazing views! We came in the winter so there was a lot of snow on the ground, but it was still so beautiful and serene. I imagine it's just gorgeous in the summer. There is a small parking lot with very few stalls, but it also has a limited allowed parking time.

Super short walk to see amazing views! I love the bridge with the locks! The parking lot is small…read moreso heading here early is your best bet!

Captain mike Massa and his crewman Grant where fantastic. Very friendly, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. A wealth of experience and my son, his friend and I caught the limit in strippers, sea bass and fluke. I highly recommend Mike!

Took my three kids, nephew and brother out fishing. Mike and the mate Malcom were awesome!…read more My boys had never gone striper fishing and they had a blast, the crew made everyone feel comfortable and had patience showing us proper fishing technique. Highly recommend you give these guys a call.