Text or call to book your Captain and boat 301-672-3509.
Because our commercial fishing activities follow seasons and regulations, our daily activities vary. Our four vessels are Coast Guard licensed for a maximum of 6 passengers. We are a working vessel first. We keep our cost low by running tours during our regular commercial working day. The advantage is there is no script and no two trips are the same! All Captains are U.S. Coast Guard Licensed.
$150 per hour, 2 hour minimum. Includes up to 6 people.
$150 per hour, 3-6 hours suggested. Includes up to 4 people.
$150 per hour, 2-4 hours suggested. Includes up to 6 people.
*Fuel surcharge may apply. See lighthouse distance chart below.
*Fuel surcharge may apply. See lighthouse distance chart below.
Lighthouse Distance Chart
Drum Point, Cove Point, Hooper Island Lighthouses, return (28 nm/33.6 mi)
To Hooper Island Lighthouse, return (22 nm/26.4 mi)
To Point No Point Lighthouse, return (32 nm/ 38.4 mi)
To Cove Point Lighthouse, return (15 nm/ 18 nm)
Drum Point, Cove Point, Hooper Island Lighthouses, return (28 nm/33.6 mi)
To Hooper Island Lighthouse, return (22 nm/26.4 mi)
To Point No Point Lighthouse, return (32 nm/ 38.4 mi)
To Cove Point Lighthouse, return (15 nm/ 18 nm)
Maritime Festival, Calvert Marine Museum
Join us as we kick off the tour season at the Calvert Marine Museum's Maritime Festival in Solomons, Maryland the first weekend in May. Spring will be here and critters are stirring. We will have touch tanks available! Bay Glassed pieces will also be available for purchase.
This event is held in May at the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, Maryland. The event is open to the public.
P.R.A.D. Patuxent River Appreciation Days, Calvert Marine Museum
Join us for P.R.A.D. at the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, Maryland the first weekend in October. We will have the Roughwater dockside to demonstrate and explore our traditional fishing vessel. The Roughwater will be geared up for oyster season! We will also have various opportunities to learn more about the creatures and environment of the Patuxent River. Bay Glassed pieces will also be available for purchase.
This event is held in October at the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, Maryland. The event is open to the public.
War of 1812 to St. Leonard Creek
The largest naval engagement in the history of Maryland took place where the Patuxent River meets the mouth of St. Leonard Creek. After engaging the British at Cedar Point in June of 1814, Commodore Joshua Barney sailed his flotilla up the Patuxent and into the friendly waters of St. Leonard Creek. Here, the flotilla was supported by ground militia. After engaging the British at the mouth of St. Leonard Creek on June 8th and then again on the 26th, Barney slipped out of the creek and further up the Patuxent.
Leaving Solomons Island Harbor, we will make the 5 mile trip up the Patuxent to St. Leonard Creek. We will explore the waters of the creek "recreating" the battle and reflecting on how the area has changed since 1814.
Leaving Solomons Island Harbor, we will make the 5 mile trip up the Patuxent to St. Leonard Creek. We will explore the waters of the creek "recreating" the battle and reflecting on how the area has changed since 1814.
$150 per hour, 3-4 hours suggested. Includes up to 6 people. Fuel surcharge may apply.
Have Another Idea?
If you have an old family homestead or a special place of interest, we can customize your trip around a specific location. Want to see a particular site from the history books? Visit a local beach? We can do that. What to cruise to a restaurant for lunch or dinner? We can do that too! If fishing is what you had in mind, we can help you book a memorable trip with a local captain. Call us today, and tell us what you are thinking.
We will do our best to make any accessibility accommodations.