A good friend and I went fishing with Captain Russ Clark and Jeremy today. Russ and Jeremy hit the…read moresweet spot for fish. We got 10 beautiful King Salomon and had us back at the dock in 3 hours. Great experience! Super clean boat, experienced crew, patient and really good fisherman. I would definitely recommend these guys...

Captain Russ is awesome, his first mate Steve is great as well. We will definitely come back . W…read morehead a great time and caught some huge fish ! Thank you !!

i have bad experience @ brian marina not only female student…read more (henna)works as mechanic (temporary)and not doing her job,still charge full price for work they don't do,also they ripped my nice cover and park boat outside on rain,so stereo stuff got badly damaged and new carpet i don't recommend this business to anyone,,unless you want unprofessional young girl work and damage your boat and charge you for not doing anything will never bring my boat again or any of my outboards engines

It is not easy to find a good mechanic and even harder to find the best boat mechanic shop. Brian's…read moreMarina is an honest shop that does solid work. They get busy so plan accordingly and plan in advance. The work done is top notch, the employees are polite, hardworking, and family at the shop. When you need the work done right this is the spot!

Captains Chris and Gabriella with "Our Leg-A-Sea Charters" are absolutely spectacular. My husband…read moresurprised me with a private sunset cruise aboard Sea Legs II and to say we were impressed is an understatement. The boat itself was gorgeous with plenty of room on the deck as well as below- and yes, there's a full bathroom! The Captains were hospitable as can be as well as thorough in their safety explanations prior to leaving dock. They were incredibly knowledgeable and engaging, but would also be happy to keep to themselves to those looking for a more private date. We were able to bring a cooler along with snacks and drinks. Their rates are extremely competitive compared to other charter services. We learned Captain Chris is a high school teacher during the day and it makes total sense- his patience and knowledge are immediately evident. My husband is already planning to book again for a fishing charter, and I cannot wait to bring friends next time. Endless thank-yous to Captains Chris and Gabriella for making my birthday so wildly special!!! 5 stars just isn't enough. And remember - tip for great service!

great experience!! he's super friendly and boat was great. He's very helpful too. Highly recommend!read more

Great day on the water. Brain made us feel welcome! My family had a perfect day. I highly…read morerecommended this rental.

Nice place to fish, discovered it in the fall. Use heavy line and not your expensive lures unless…read moreyou have waders. There is a lot of line draped across waiting to snag your $10 lures or $50 swim baits. Maybe the county can clean it up. We lost 9 lures one day! Steelhead pictured was caught on a white grub jig.

Good fishing, caught four carp and a smallmouth. Then they let more water out of the dam and the…read morebite stopped

Really knowledgeable captain. Excellent steelhead fishing. Great day on the water. Would definitely…read morego with Headhunter again.

Yesss! Best $10 ever spent! Thank you Groupon! This was such a quick fun adventure and so easy. I…read morearrived and was helped by two young guys, just hanging out in their crate lol....I love that idea! They've got life jackets and give you some quick instruction before you head off. Paw Paw river is nestled between some nice homes and a golf course so you've got some nice views. Lots of wild life to see and a few bridges (watch your head please) If you're in the area and want a quick workout, please do this!

Really great experience and for so cheap! Joey was a real help to top it all off! Can't recommend…read moreenough bring the whole family

This is the worst thing I have ever experienced. If I could have given 0 stars I would have. The…read moreconoes were teaming with spiders and everyone was freaking out. Plus they looked like they had not been cleaned out in eons. If this was free it would still cost way too much. If you are thinking about doing this please go and do something sensible with your life.

Our group of four did the 4 hour 11:00 AM in 2 two-person kayak on a beautiful sunny day. We all…read morehave kayaked many times over the years, but never the Dowajiac River. Contrary to the first review, The guys working there were friendly and offered good advice (even when we asked about some other kayak venues around the state) The business site is rustic but loaded with fine river worthy kayaks (and canoes). We drove our truck out to the 4 hour destination and they happily drove us back (for a reasonable fee). We took a cooler full of drinks and granola bars. and I brought my phone to take photos. The river was moving a day after some heavy rain, but the sun was shining. The river is narrow and somewhat winding and offered plenty of overturned trees and obstacles made the ride fun to navigate, but no rapids or danger. I recommend kayaks, the guys we saw in canoes were struggling to maneuver at times, but it's totally fine either way. This would not be a fun river to go tubing as you'd be stuck in branches, muck, spiderwebs constantly. The trees overhang the river with sun bleeding through to provide a beautiful aesthetic. The ride was shady enough that I didn't require sunscreen. I didn't have any issues with mosquitoes either. The banks were very mucky and almost always too steep to get out and walk, plus I think most of the river was off privately owned farm land.. It made for some advanced impromptu riverbank bathroom breaks due to the beverages, but that's all part of the fun, right? There was a nice grassy spot on the final quarter of the ride near an overpass that we saw people having a picnic. We saw a muskrat, king fisher, large river frogs, and several species of turtles. We passed a few friendly people on our ride (it was Sunday of labor day weekend), but it was mostly desolate and quiet. Our moment of excitement came when we approached a nearly impassable part with a couple of fallen trees. Our kayak was temporarily hung up but our friends didn't have time to avoid us and they tipped/submerged their boat and ours tipped and sunk in the reaction. It was about 3 feet of water, the current was strong but not overpowering. I somehow miraculously kept my phone above water while the rest of my body was dumped in. We also somehow recovered the life jackets/paddles/boats/cooler/car keys. All we lost was a coozie, pair of sunglasses, a t-shirt, and our pride. After our refreshing dip, we tipped the water out of the boats and were back on the river in no time. Our exit location was easy to find by a well marked overpass. We had a great time, a very nice afternoon well spent.