Beautiful nature preserve! There was plenty of parking available in the lots and bathrooms with…read moredrinking fountains at the entrance of the trails. The trails themselves were well maintained and they have an ADA compliant trail as well. There was an easy trail and stairs to beach access. The views of Lake Michigan were beautiful from the bluffs and the beach access. My only complaint is I did not have enough time to explore more!

Beautiful views and beautiful trails! Dog friendly trail. Well maintained and quiet. There's lake…read moreaccess further up the trail as well

We had a great time! Highly recommend this Charter! We had a group of 2 experienced, 2 semi…read moreexperienced, and one rookie (me!) and we all had a great time. Caught Chinook/King Salmon, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, and Coho Salmon. Learned a lot about the history of the lake and more. My husband won the "fish story" of the day after we circled around after a broken line and partially hand reeled then reattached and reeled a salmon back in! We couldn't have done it without their guidance and expertise. They were professional but still fun and lighthearted, attentive but not overbearing, cautious but not overly so. I appreciated their focus on safety and our comfort (we wouldn't have gone too far out if the waves were too choppy or anyone was getting "seasick") and they seemed 100% genuinely dedicated to making sure we had a great trip, from the planning to the fishing to cleaning our fish etc. The boat was beautiful and comfortable, the bathroom and deck were clean and clearly well maintained. We will definitely be back. Can't wait for some smoked trout and salmon filets, mmmmm!

Fish On fishing charters provided our group of 6 with nothing short of an incredible experience…read more Captain Charlie and his wife, Gail were so knowledgeable of everything involved, including the fishing bite, and were sure to put us on the fish. We had a great time catching Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Lake Trout, and King Salmon on our two day trip with Fish On! The equipment provided was top notch, the boat was incredibly clean and taken care of nicely. We learned a lot from them, and can't wait to come back again! I would highly recommend Fish On fishing charters.

Caption Ruben and First Mate Tracy are awesome! All six of us caught fish. 5 salmon and 1 lake…read moretrout.

From the owner: Welcome to Fish-On Guide Services of Wisconsin! We are a full-time charter service operating out…read moreof Port Washington, WI. Our boat is a 31ft Sportcraft Sportfish and has all of the latest electronics and fishing equipment. The boat can comfortably hold up to six guest. We provide all the fishing equipment and gear for you to have a successful trip and clean and bag your catch for you! Give us on call to book your next fishing adventure!

I know the Ozaukee Interurban Trail goes MUCH farther than the sections I've explored, so consider…read morethis a review from someone who has only scratched the surface. But from what I've seen, this is a pretty awesome way to get outside, get your steps in, go for a run, or hop on your bike and put some miles behind you. I really like the section through Grafton, especially the part where the trail crosses the Milwaukee River. The bridge is a great little stopping point. You can look down at the river, watch the water moving along, and pretend you're much more outdoorsy than you actually are. For the most part, the trail is nicely paved and smooth. There are some rough spots here and there, but overall it seems like they do a really good job maintaining it. One of my favorite discoveries is on the east side of the river, where you'll see a sign for the Bratt Woods Preserve. There's a nice loop through the woods you can use to get off the pavement and on a nice nature trail. No bikes allowed. But for those of us on foot it winds along the river for a bit and has some benches tucked away where you can stop, sit, and take in the scenery. And yes, you'll probably see some woodland creatures along the way. I've seen all kinds of people using the Interurban Trail: walkers, runners, rollerbladers, and bikers. But one thing I really appreciate is how respectful the traffic tends to be when the trail crosses a busy road. Most drivers I've encountered actually stop and let trail users cross, which makes a big difference. So far, I've only explored as far east as crossing the bridge over Highway 43, so I definitely have more of this trail to discover. And thankfully, you don't have to worry about trying to play leapfrog over Highway 43 to get there. If you're looking for an easy way to get outside in Ozaukee County, this is definitely worth checking out!

A very nice rails-to-trails paved bike trail! Signage is great, and plentiful. Parking along the…read moretrail is easy, and it's an easy ride, alongside a railroad, with native plants, and through the backyards of neighboring villages. We biked the trail a short distance from Brown Deer up to beautiful downtown Cedarburg (5.3 miles one way). It was very nice, and bike racks at the trail head in Cedarburg are plentiful. The trailhead at Brown Deer has several places to get a beverage or bite to eat at: St. Paul Fish Co., Cafe Hollander, Colectivo Coffee, so we ended out our ride with a refreshment. Interurban rails-to-trails projects are typically more rustic than say, County Park Lakefront trails, given that they follow a railroad path. This lovely paved trail follows alongside a railroad, but is not paved over the railroad tracks. I love the rails-to-trails concept, and I look forward to many more rides on the trail!

Booked a Saturday morning charter with Captain Rob . There were 6 of us and rob on his boat and…read morewe were quite comfortable and felt very safe!!! The lake was quite calm and we got out an hour later than usual due to miscommunication on our part, but according to other boats, we didn't miss any action. Didn't take too long and we were put on fish as we were fishing away from the masses of boats on free fishing day. We ended up with 8 or 9 for the day but lost at least 10 or 12, no fault of our Captain!!! After calling around to other Captains , they were in the same boat ( no pun intended) and also losing fish either right after hook up or 20 feet from the boat. Frustrating and we gave Rob a lot of crap about it and even checked the hooks ( yes, they were sharp) and it happens to the best!!! After getting back to the Dock and talking to other fishermen at the hotel, we did damn good compared to others!!! Captain Rob is a stand up guy and we had a hell of a good time with him and would recommend him and his services to anyone without hesitation!!! Thanks Rob!!! 5 guys from Minnesota and 1 Yooper !!!

Rob will work his tail off to get you on some fish. We've gone out with him 3 years in a row and he…read morehas never disappointed. We always catch numerous big fish. He is also personable and a blast to hang out with during the trip.

Great Charter service serving Port Washington and Racine. They go where the fish are. Professional…read moreand courteous team and plenty of gear to assist in the hunt for salmon, perch, or whatever's biting out on the big lake. The day we went was cold as this spring has been an interesting one so far. Either way it was a good time because we were on the lake and throwing back a few beers with the crew of yahoo's we had on the boat. We didn't catch our limit as we stayed closer inland due to choppy waters. The captain knows what he's doing and fishing Lake Michigan can be exciting when the fish are hitting. As they say though "A bum day out fishing is better than a great day at work". We'll be back again and Nicky Boy will be our charter.

Well what a great day of fishing we had thanks to Captain Red, six of us went out and got 13 fish…read moreeven in the big waves. Plus he made sure the special guest got his first fish and the biggest in the group. His patience and knowledge accented his fun demeanor, we always felt safe even in the big waves having a great time with lots of big fish. I have been on a lot of charters with lots of fish, but this was the best overall experience we have had in salt or fresh water.

My first order with Duluth and I'm totally impressed! I ordered the Quilted War Flap Hat…read morewhich is so cute and looks good on my head. Love love love the keen mercer II shoes They fit perfect and really look good on, I got the turquoise and love them. Happy with the UV Buff head and neck wrap too. Great colors and works great as a wind scarf too. Very very satisfied with all three items and look forward to ordering in the future. Nor-Cal gal

Best known for their silly, sometimes slightly inappropriate underwear commercials, Duluth Trading…read moreCo. is no joke. Per my husband, their "Buck Naked" boxers are even better than advertised. But I'm not here to review purchased items, I'm here to review the company's Port Washington store. Located on the southern end of the downtown strip, this store has a "woodsey" feel. There is much more product in the store than I initially anticipated and one could spend a fair amount of time browsing everything from womens and mens apparel to dog accessories to cook books to candies. There are many unique items that make fun gifts for relatives and friends; I often come here to find something for that hard-to-shop-for person. I have been in this store many times and it is always clean and well organized. The associates are friendly. However, a strange phenomenon occurs in this space. Time does not seem to exist. Not for the customers, not for the employees, just not at all. Ever. Don't get me wrong, the calm atmosphere is relaxing and I dont enjoy the hustle and bustle ever. It's often a neccessary evil. However, it should not take 40 minutes to make a simple exchange with 2 cashiers and a customer at each register. When an older lady tried to cut in front of me in line, after I waited all that time, I nearly lost my cool. The snail's pace is my only issue about this store. I do reccomend checking it out if you are in the area, and definitely for a unique gift item. Just know that it isn't a store you can just run in and run out.

There are days that remind you exactly what life is all about, and our time on the water this week…read morewas one of them. Grateful thanks to Brigid O'Donoghue and the entire team at USSA (United Special Sportsman Alliance) for making such a special day possible for our family. It was so incredibly meaningful to have all of us together out on Lake Michigan enjoying God's beauty. We set out of Port Washington aboard the Kristin Marie with the The Lord of the Kings Sport Fishing. A massive shoutout to Captain Jeff and First Mate Tyler--thank you for being so patient, expert, and kind with our crew! Mary, Jason, Sam, Mark, and I had the best time reeling in Coho and King salmon, but the real catch of the day was the quality time we got to spend together.