I had a problem with electrolysis attacking the hull of my 19' aluminum Fishrite. I reside in…read moreGrants Pass and took the boat to Crater Lake marine in Medford for a written estimate for the repair. I left the boat there and after 2 1/2 weeks received no response. I went back to the shop and an employee showed me a scribbled note for repairs including removal of both motors and resurfacing and painting the bottom. No indication of investigating or trouble shooting the cause. Also scribbled on the notepad was 9K. A couple of days later after talking to Ryan at Y Marina I returned to Medford to retrieve the boat which had been sitting outside in the weather. I drove the three hours to Coos Bay and dropped off the boat. A couple of days later I received a call from Ryan with the results of their inspection. They discovered the cause was improper grounding of electronics from the manufacturer and an issue with the battery switch leaking voltage to the hull. These guys are incredible, trustworthy and repaired the boat in a very timely manner. Oh, I must mention they did all the repair work, diagnostics and resurfaced and painted the bottom for several thousand dollars less than Crater Lake Marin's scribbled estimate of $9,000.00 Thank you Ryan and crew for a job well done! You guys are well worth the drive. Total charges from Y Marina was $2,493.75 !!!!!!!!

Started off with a phone call to the Coos Bay dealership, inquiring about a boat I had seen on…read moretheir website. They said it was available, so I made arrangements to fly in from N. California. I gave them a weeks' notice and asked if they could have the boat brought down from there Florence dealership, they agreed. I confirmed the day before arrival that I was going to be at the dealership around 1pm, once I arrived, I was told that they were not able to bring the boat down and I would need to drive an hour away to the Florance dealership to see the boat. I can understand if they didn't have time to bring the boat down to Coos Bay on only a possibility of a boat sale, but if they would have told me that they were unable to, and I would have just drove Stright there from the airport and not wasted my time going to the Coos Bay dealership. The salesperson (Brian) said he would go with me to the Florence dealership, but they were extremely busy (there was not one customer in site), so I said no problem and just went myself. I took a look at the boat, spoke with a very nice and knowledgeable guy from the Florance dealership and headed back to the Coos Bay dealership to discuss buying the boat. Called Brian and let him know I was on my way, but he was at home already (3:30) and that we could go over final pricing on Monday. I was thinking, I came all this way and was going to buy this boat that day but needed to wait until Monday now. (Note, boat sales are very slow, and Y Marina is closing the Florance Dealership down, but couldn't take a little extra time that day to sell a 100K plus boat). Call on Monday, settled on a price for the Boat, ask if they would be interested in also setting up the boat with electronics and kicker motor and asked for the addition cost, they said sure thing and they would get back to me that afternoon or the following morning. I didn't hear back, so I called the following day to finalize the deal and asked why I had not heard back from them sooner, then I was told that the boat was sold to someone else. I mentioned that we had agreed to a price and the boat was sold and that I was just waiting on the accessory pricing and installation lead time. They offered no apology and just said that there Florence store sold the boat and didn't communicate that with them. I said it seems that you do not communicate well with each other and that the boat should not have been sold out from underneath me. I have seen good reviews about this dealership, and it might have been this way at one time, but my experience showed me that they are very disconnected and scattered and communicate poorly with potential customers. I don't think sales work very well this way in a slow market (or any market). I guess maybe they got comfortable with the hot boat sales market of the past and it shows. I ended up buying a boat and Clemens Marina. Very knowledgeable staff and communicated well and great pricing. Y Marina missed out on $150K sale, due to lack of effort, scattered and poor sales Commnication.

Drive 5 hours from home to do a service on a piece of equipment and broke a fitting. Came to these…read moreguys looking for some helping sourcing the part and they were rockstars to deal with. Great people and very helpful.

We were so thankful for Cheyne's Truck and Marine.  We went to the coast with a friend to do some…read moreocean fishing.  Our friend was having continued troubles with his boat engine.  We were sure our fishing trip was done. Then we heard the guy to call was Terry Cheyne.  He's the owner of Cheyne's Truck and Marine located in Coos Bay.  We made the call for help.  Within the hour he was there with his mobile unit.  He made his inspection of the problems and within another 2 hours all was fixed.  The cost was more than fair and the work was guaranteed. We were ready to enjoy our weekend.  You won't find any better than Cheyne's Truck and Marine.

Rented a boat for a cabin we rented. They were very helpful and answered all our questions. Would…read morerent from them again, super layed back and easy to deal with.

Lillian was very nice and very helpful. We rented a dinghy for a day of fishing and it was a lot of…read morefun fishing and exploring the lake. It would be nice if they had more available parking but it worked out anyway.

The whole staff was amazing and knowledgeable. They helped with all our families questions and…read morewere so courteous with our schedule. The front desk was sweet, smart and informational. She gave us directions that were spot on and so kind with gave us drinks when we arrived.

Brian is the "bomb" very knowledgeable about RV and solar. He worked on my camper van and did a…read morewonderful job. He rebuilt it from the bottom up and I have been living in it for several months and no issues. He is honest, direct and will go the extra mile. I will use him again when needed.

Brian is the best. He is not only knowledgeable but happily shares his knowledge with the RV owner…read more We had a slide gear box shatter as well as a furnace issue on a Flair 34F. Brian assessed our issues and was able to repair both issues in a timely manor and at a fair cost as well. I would happily pay travel time for him to service my rig anywhere I might be in Oregon. If you are on the Oregon Coast.....and need RV repair....Brian at Cascadia Trailer and Equipment is the man.

Living on the road with RV issues is always challenging. Being in Oregon for 5 months and one of…read morethe wettest on record resulted in my unit leaking,Tony and his crew worked diligently to get this leak fixed. He even sent one of this technician's to the state park I was volunteering in. Tony use photos taken with a cell phone and enlarges the imagine on a TV screen to diagnose the problem.Tony will explain and teach you the why and why not about your problem. If I had more time I would have him correct problems I have when my solar system unknown to me.. He also found an internal leak and fixed it. I highly recommend this business for their know how and ethical standards. They will go out of their way to insure you are a happy customer. They were recommended to us and we recommend them to you. Thank you Tony and crew

So the owner made an appointment (with itemized work order)to come install ac in my airstream…read moretomorrow morning, and just let me know after 10pm, without any explanation, that he's not doing the job. So mad! Not good business practice, and just plain not being a kind human! I give him negative stars for disception

Honestly not sure how to rate a Marina but this one was just plain fun. The sounds of happy folks…read morehanging out on the water filled the air while we visited, and every once in awhile we'd hear an even more excited scream as someone pulled up a crab trap to find a keeper. Yep. That's right. In between all of the commercial vessels that call this marina home you'll find locals and visitors trying their hand at catching a Dungeness crab. Charleston Marina is one of the top recommendations for crabbing from shore. It's easily accessed, spacious, and can be productive. I was amazed at how many people were hanging out trying their luck. We dropped our first crab ring, and after a few minutes we pulled it up and found a lot of crabs! None were keepers but it was so cool to know all of them were hanging out. This is a must do during your visit and the bait shop near the docks offers the equipment for rent, so make it happen. You'll also find a lot of charter boats leaving from here too. I took one but that's another review!

This was our weekend destination while visiting family staying at the marina's RV Park. The marina…read morehas beautiful views, but can get quite stinky when the fish cleaning stations are busy. The marina has over 400 moorage slips, a six lane boat launch, fish cleaning stations, restrooms and showers. The RV park offers full hook-ups, restrooms, showers, laudromat, and recreation room. Both offer daily, weekly and monthly rates. It's a great place to charter a boat for fishing. The rates are pretty reasonable in this small coastal town. You can also try to fish or crab on your own from the dock. We enjoyed our time here. Everyone was so friendly and willing to share their fishing adventures with us. We would definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to charter a boat or fish off the dock while staying at the RV park.

This is a little late but the saying is, better late than never. Honestly, I thought I had left a…read morereview but when I checked, it was not here so here it goes... For my husband's birthday I decided to give him a charter fishing trip. We woke up bright and early and signed in. My husband told me to take seasick pill even after I told him that I don't get seasick. I kind of think this was the cause because... Yep, you guessed it, after we were on the bumpy water and I had caught one whole fish, I started feeding the fish. My entire trip was me feeding fish. Oh, wait, except the one time I decided to feed try the reel again and slipped going head to head with the fish in the bins beneath me. I could have sworn one was screaming "Nooooooo!!!!" As I was trying to avoid him. The crew was so amazing! They had to try and balance taking care of me along with the many fishermen/women/kids. They even changed location of smoking because I told them it was making it worse for me (yes, they smoke on the boat). The crew caught my fish for me so when hubby and the rest were finished we had plenty of fish. I highly recommend taking this charter and plan on going again sooner than later...but without the seasick pills. Really, I think that was the cause. ;) ........ .. .... ....................

don't go tuna fishing on this slow boat that doesn't let more than one person fish at a time. waste…read moreof money.