Myles, Hope and Sean were awesome and we had a great sailing tour about the Madeleine. Highly…read morerecommended. Only gripe would be the line before boarding was right next to super smelly dumpsters. Everything else was awesome though!! Amazing.

We had a great time on our 90 minute sailing cruise. Our Captain Shawn and the crew of Holly,…read moreCasey, Piper were fantastic. It was a beautiful day and we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

Went on a squid fishing trip on their boat and it was an awesome experience. And this is coming…read morefrom someone who gets seasick. ***In a rush? Skip to the end for my tips.*** The squid fishing excursion was from 7pm to 1am, which started with a nice sunset view while we moved towards our destination. When we finally anchored, we were instructed to start by lowering our lines. And from that point, it was so much fun being able to haul up 1 or 2 or even 3 squids at a time. There were definitely moments where we had to be patient, but success rate was 80% of the time. It was a great, positive first time experience squid fishing. We did relocate to a second location before the night ended and we caught a lot there, too. Our group of 6 (one of them a 10 year old) caught about 160 squids! The kid caught the most out of all of us, one squid after another, almost nonstop. The crew was awesome. AWESOME! They were so courteous, helpful, patient, kind, and thoughtful. They were constantly going around and giving people tips, helping us unhook squids or untangle our lines, and were constantly cleaning. They were so helpful, so tipping was a must! Once we started squid fishing, everyone on the boat was very helpful and friendly to each other. So, even if it's your first time or going by yourself, there will always be someone nearby who can give you advice or help you out. COVID safety - When we were in the inside area, we had to wear masks, but when we were out on the deck, that was a personal choice. Tips for Squid Fishing (from a total newbie - wish someone gave me this kind of advice beforehand) - Wear layers because it gets colder at night and it can get windier and even colder on the water. Take a look at the night time temperature and wind speed beforehand. - Arrive earlier so that you have time to claim your spot and set up your equipment. It seemed that the spots where they had the bright lights were hotspots for successful squid catching. - I saw that people who had 3 jigs on their lines tend to catch more. Also, I heard that the color of your jigs matter. Supposedly white was an attractive color. And, everyone had a weight on their lines. I suggest researching more about this. If you need equipment, I believe you can rent them for a fee. - Make sure to bring something to transport your catch, like a cooler or an insulated bag. And, make sure to bring ice to keep your catch cool. Don't forget to take into consideration that you have to carry that cooler off the boat after it is filled with your catch. They do have buckets on the boat that they let you use, but you can't take them. - You could bring your own food and alcohol. - Be aware that you will be standing close to each other, so there might be water or ink spraying from squids, hooks getting caught in your clothes, and sometimes your lines do get tangled. - There's a section of the deck where you could rinse your buckets and your catch. They also give you some bags to pack your catch. - Towards the end of the trip, as we made our way back to shore, the crew started cleaning and mopping the deck. So, most people packed ahead of time - cleaning up their lines, packing away their jigs, packing their catch - so when the boat docked, they were able to leave right away. - A lot of people brought towels or paper towels to clean up the squid water or ink that gets sprayed on them or the area around them. - If you get seasick easily, definitely take medicine and don't have a big meal beforehand. The boat does get rocky because of the waves, but it wasn't too bad, thanks to the medicine. - There are bathrooms on each side of the deck, one for men and one for women. They are simple bathrooms with basic functions in a tight space. The floors were wet from the ocean water (I think?!).

We just got back from a little summer vacation in Narragansett, RI, and boy were we glad we made a…read morefishing trip on Seven B'S V part of the trip. It was a fun and affordable trip, and we caught enough sea bass to bring back to the campsite for a meal so large we could barely finish it. I'll break down the key highlights of our morning fishing trip on this ship: -Service: The crew could not have been more courteous and professional. They moved quickly and readily to help unhook fish, untangle lines and provide advice. The also filet the fish you catch at the end of the trip. The ship was also clean and well kept, and it is just obvious they want to put their best foot forward for the passengers. -Value: Compared to the egregious cost of private charters, this trip was a very fair deal, especially for casual fisherpeople who don't have much equipment or boat access.. Rods and bait are provided, and you are allowed to bring two beers per person and snacks in a cooler. -Fish: There were plenty of fish to be caught. At times there was a fish coming up every minute on someone's pole. The ship knew where to go for fish, and when to move on to the next spot when things got quiet. -Fun: We had a blast, and will make this a regular part of visits to this area.

We went on Rosie the Pedal Powered Boat which is a part of Gansett Cruises. We had the sunset…read morecruise booked at 7 pm. Rosie was such a cute pedal party boat with a disco ball dance area, bar and great time! Booked it for a bachelorette and everything went great! The staff and captain of the boat were awesome. Gansett Cruises was easy to book and responsive to our needs!

On our first night in Newport, we drove to the harbor and walked around Bowen's Wharf. We ended up…read morehopping on a 6:15pm Gansett cruise (very spur of the moment). The 90-minute boat ride - with gorgeous views and interesting stories from a tour guide - was awesome. It was worth every penny!

Perfect area. First time kayaking, went on a Tuesday for $30 an hr. Good parking but only…read morePortopotties. Life vest included. Little store on site with tshirts and bags for your phone to keep dry. Accommodated us without reservations which was amazing. Definitely a highlighted experience I recommend to all. Motorized boat was in the water with kayakers and they were going fast which caused us to bop around, was a bit scary for someone who can't swim in open water so keep that in mind if you're nervous around water.

This place was great! We rented a house right down the road and it was very convenient but it's…read moreonly a 5 minute drive from downtown Narragansett as well. The check-in process was very efficient. We filled out some forms in one area, paid in another, and then got our kayak in another. We went from parking to being in our kayak in about 5 minutes. Note that we got there about an hour after it opened so it wasn't that busy yet. We drove by later in the day and it was packed, so I'd say the earlier you can get there the better. It was also hot so water, sunglasses and hats are helpful. Kayaks are in good condition and it's about a 20 minute paddle south to the north end of the Narragansett town beach. There are also motor boats around but most were very nice and gave us plenty of room. There's lots of wildlife around especially birds so would be good for pretty much anyone. Would highly recommend and would definitely go again.

My bf has been keeping hia power boat at Stone Cove Marina for years and it's been a great…read moreexperience. Steve runs a fantastic operation, and it shows. Everyone is friendly, welcoming and always willing to help. Zach deserves a shoutout too. He's incredibly hardworking and keeps things running smoothly. The marina is always clean, well maintained and has seen some nice updates over the years. There's plenty of parking, and I love that it still has the feel of a true neighborhood marina instead of a large corporate operation. If you're looking for a friendly, well-run marina in Narragansett, Stone Cove is an excellent choice.

Beautiful area at the northern tip of the Salt Pond. Staff is extremely knowledgeable. Heads are…read morealways sparkling clean! Great coffee next door. Close to the highway, and about 15-20min walk to downtown Wakefield.

I've been fishing with Dave and Laurie for the past 5 years and every time we go out, we have a…read moreblast! They do everything in their power to put you on the fish. There have been times we have limited out in a couple hours and bottom fished the rest of the day. I've had to get a bigger freezer as a result! So if your a group of guys looking to have a good time fishing on the water, a work group looking to do a lil bonding, or even a family looking to have a great day on the water. This is the boat for you. They have patience and know how to make every trip enjoyable. My friend and family highly recommend Irish Jig! Can't wait for the season to start!

On a Saturday morning in August 2019 Irish Jig dangerously ran through a group of divers on the…read moresoutheast side of Block Island, passing roughly 50ft from their boat which was clearly flying multiple large divers-down flags. I was in the water myself and shocked at the recklessness of this maneuver.

I used Ocean House Marina for a repower recently. I can't say enough good things about this…read moreMarina. The entire staff was friendly and very knowledgeable. I got a good price on my new Yamaha 150 and all their additional services were completed on time and at a fair cost. I will continue to use their services for all my boats needs. A+++ Thanks OHM! Vinny T

Yesterday, the owner of the marina cut me off waiting in line to fuel up. We let him know we were…read morewaiting and his response was "I'm getting paid $140/hr to have this boat (yellow everglades) ready, I'm the owner of the marina and I'm next." I immediately left and will purchase $1200 fuel elsewhere. For 20 years I have heard nothing but horror stories about this place, the false promises, the shoddy workmanship, the owners nickname being Robber. etc. If this is how you treat your customers at the fuel dock, can you imagine what goes on in the background. Do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere, I certainly will.

Great boats. Good price. Took a seafox commander 228 out Friday of Labor Day. Had 150hrs on it…read more Basically brand new. This isn't a trash rental place. They clearly take care of the boats. Not going to find a 15hp on a row boat here. Real boats. Stayed in Newport and it's 20 min away(totally worth it). We did half day and were able to go by cliff walk and many coves. Background - live in nyc and boat jersey shore (mainly my center console). I'd like to think I know what I'm talking about.

We took the Safe Power Boating two day class here. Captain Paul is an AMAZING teacher. He covered…read moreso much material in a short amount of time but kept it entertaining and fun. The on water part was the best. Highly recommend.

An excellent full service marina. Even fresh coffee and Danish in the morning. Love Miss Ann and…read morecrew. Walking distance to great eateries. Best fuel prices. Get help at docks. Big currents.

The is a perfect, perfect stop over. A "destination Marina" comparable to Brewers at half the…read moreprice. Beautiful docks and facilities and welcoming staff. Great new cement docks, pool and outstanding seafood restaurants nearby. A new Captain BullDog must stopover!

This is a lovely little marina. I came here to visit some family who stays here on their boat and…read moreit was a great little community. You can hop from dock to dock to visit everyone, and there are clean bathrooms and areas for grilling and picnicking.

We brought our boat to have one of the engines repaired. 3 visits and thousands of dollars later…read moreand it still didn't work. The last time we picked it up we put it right into the water. The engine would not run for more than 5 seconds. I do not believe there is any way they did not know it wasn't working when we picked it up. When we called from the dock they said to bring it back and they would look at it again. Over a week later they finally called saying it would be another $1800 and they still couldn't quarentee it would work. If you want something fixed correctly the first time go somewhere else.