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    Dickerson's Marine

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Capt. Ron's Fishing

    Capt. Ron's Fishing

    1.0(1 review)
    6.6 mi

    Capt Rons shark charter was the worst fishing charter ever…read more CONS: center console boat, no head, filthy porta potty, had to use a bucket to crap, no toilet paper, had to urinate off the back of the boat, the only seat was in splash zone, had to stand behind console going out and coming back in (10 miles). PROS: NONE This charter should have been rescheduled by Capt Ron due to rough seas, instead he took us out and asked us what we wanted to do. After the charter the capt walked past us as if he didn't know us.

    From the owner: Capt. Ron Onorato started commercial fishing in the waters of Montauk Point in 1973 as a rod and…read morereel striped bass fisherman. During that time he fishe landed twenty four striped bass over 50 pounds. He brings all this experience to make your trip pleasant and productive.d for codfish, weakfish, and he pioneered the art of small boat fishing for giant bluefin tuna. In the 1980's fishing from his 22 foot Boston Whaler landed over 60 tuna weighing up to 804 pounds. In addition he has fished for striped bass extensively for over 30 years and has landed two striped bass over 60 pounds. He also is an accomplished writer having written numerous articles for the Long Island Fisherman, Salt Water Sportsman, and other fishing magazines. Since starting his charter fishing business, his customers have landed twenty four striped bass over 50 pounds. He brings all this experience to make your trip pleasant and productive. The Capt. Ron is a brand new custom built 29' Sport fisherman with a complete walk around feature. It is powered by a 315 HP Diesel engine with a true cruising speed of 25 knots. The boat is equipped to the max with the latest state of the art electronics and safety equipment. It has a fully equipped head and a heated cabin with two bunks. It has over 80 square feet of cockpit space. Although its spacious cockpit would allow up to 6 passengers, for you comfort and enjoyment only 1-4 passengers will be accommodated. The boat is fully licensed and insured...

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    Barn Island Launch Site

    Barn Island Launch Site

    4.5(2 reviews)
    45.7 mi

    Our favorite salt water launch site. Plenty of parking spaces and the dock is nice, clean, and…read moresecure. Plenty of cleats to tie on. Deep ocean is just a few minutes away with no - no wake zones. The drive to the launch has an interesting castle to look at. The owner has dozens of statues, gargoyles, and perfectly trimmed topiaries. Lots of people kayak from here. Some bring their dogs for a stroll. I've done some fishing and crabbing here. But honestly there are sooooo many mosquitoes and horse flies here and they're relentless! We mostly just use this place to launch our boat- away from the vicious bugs!!

    A great place to…read morestart Barn Island in Stonington is one of the best places to launch a boat in Eastern Ct. It has a huge parking lot but since it is so popular it frequently fills up so people park on the side on the road. No one seems to mind but it does make for a long walk back to your vehicle. The ramp is steep but the water usually deep so it's easy for even a relatively large boat to get under way. Once you are in the water you have several great options. If you are in a kayak you can go north up the Wequetequock river, or south out to Stonington, Long Island Sound, Sandy Pt. or Napatree Point. This whole area was absolutely hammered by the 1938 hurricane and a beach in the area used to be called Kitchen Beach because appliances ripped from cottages were found buried in the sand for decades after the hurricane. Fortunately no hurricanes have hit in a while and the area around Barn Island is called Little Narragansett Bay and is usually quite calm. If you want more excitement in your yaking you can paddle out to Napatree Pt and old Fort Mansfield where rocks, old fishing piers and heavy wind and waves can conspire to give you a near death experience if you desire. Pretty good surfing out by Napatree also. For something less exciting you can go over to Watch Hill and get ice cream and some good seafood or just land on a isolated beach on Sandy Point Island. This was actually a part of Napatree but the hurricane literally tore the spit of land away and is now a rolling island. If you go east you can explore the very cool town of Stonington. Barn Island is a great place to launch no matter what your intentions are or abilities are. Just make sure you get there early during the summer weekends or you just might be in for a long walk to get back to your vehicle.

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