I just bought a boat at Tri-State Marine in Annapolis. I had an incredible experience with Ron…read moreYoung, the salesman. I had many questions and Mr. Young answered them all with just exactly what I needed in a boat. These people do great work, sell, and deliver great boats. The way they prepare a boat for delivery is well beyond what I expected. I feel so good about the boat I bought, and having them maintain it in the future.

Bought a brand new Grady white from them last year and upon closer inspection the boat actually had…read moredamage on it. I didn't notice it on delivery but the pictures I took on delivery day show that it was already there. Someone knew this at tristate and they totally bamboozled me. That is shady business practice!

5 star boat kits with best quality marine grade materials, easy to follow instructions and…read morewonderful customer support enable home builders to build stunningly beautiful, well designed small boats.

What a great outfit! I am a small boats enthusiast, and I have a particular yen for wooden boats,…read morebecause I think they're classier than plastic. CLC is the nuts. I own one CLC17 kayak which I bought from a guy in Rhode Island. It's big and a little unwieldy, but light enough that I can get it up onto my Subaru alone. In the water, it does everything well except turn. I've taken it in Boston Harbor out past the light, and I've paddled it through 8" deep streams in late summer. It handles both well, and is really very fast. It's also enormous, and can hold lots of gear. The cockpit is roomy. As a wedding gift to my wife, I also built an Oxford Shell sculling single from a kit I bought from CLC. This was my first ever boatbuilding project, and close to my first woodworking experience at all. I was intimidated, but the kits make a ton of sense. All the wood is precut to the right shape, so you don't tend to screw up and waste expensive wood, but it still feels like you're the one who built the boat. If you read the directions carefully and take your time, just about anyone can do it. They're also very good with customer support, both business-wise and with boatbuilding advice. Now that it's done, the boat it absolutely beautiful, and it rows like a dream. The whole thing was accomplished for less than half what a new fiberglass shell would have cost, and for about 1/10th what a comparably beautiful wooden boat would have cost to buy. Can't say enough for these guys!

I worked with Andrew Zetzer to sell my boat. He was very knowledgeable about the market and worked…read morehard to identify potential buyers. Andrew got me a great sale price and made the process very easy and smooth. If you are looking to buy or sell a boat, I would highly recommend Andrew Zetzer.

Bob at Intrinsic was fantastic. Great industry experience, quick service, and good customer…read moreservice when getting Yamaha service done. I'd recommend them!