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With over 30 years of experience, Captain Mark Assogna offers half/full day fishing charters, lighthouse tours, sunset cruises, day trips, and more!

The Inn is located on an historic estate build, owned and farmed by the Jeffers Pioneer Family.   This original historic home, built in 1900 has been lovingly renovated to again capture the home’s turn of the century appearance.   The Inn has all the charm of historic Montana, but includes the comforts of our modern age.   From the moment you see The Jeffers Inn from the road you know you have found a very special Bed and Breakfast.   Surrounded by large ranches and wildlife easements, this historic landmark is happily situated within a grove of century old Silver Cottonwood trees.   These towering shade trees help to enhance the cool and quiet setting that will welcome you in from your Montana adventures. (406) 682-7000 Trip Advisor Website

Captain Mike He is a dedicated fisherman and a proud winner of many Boston area tournaments. A former officer of the largest salt water fishing club in Massachusetts. Mike is an expert in locating the perfect fishing grounds to land your next trophy-sized fish.   Captain Mike Bousaleh is a United States Coast Guard licensed captain, and has conducted sport fishing charters in the waters of Boston Harbor, Massachusetts Bay, and Stellwagen Bank, and beyond for nearlly 20 years. Captain Mike has won many area fishing tournaments over the years, and placed top 10 in many ASA & FLW tournament and also is a member of the “50 lb. Striper” club, a rare honor reserved for those who have caught the very largest of Striped Bass. Captain Mike is also a longtime member and former vice president and an officer of Massachusetts Striped Bass Association, the oldest fishing club in New England.   His company, Boston Fishing Charters, LLC, is charter boat fishing guide service that feature

Nicholson Yacht Charter & Services Caribbean Yacht Charter: How it all started by Desmond Nicholson How did it happen? Well, you see my father, the Commander, was in the Royal Navy and the family followed his appointments, when feasible, to be near him. In wartime, it was possible to rent unfurnished houses, but impossible to find furnished houses. So what did we do? Well, we bought a yacht, cheap – a beautiful 70 ft schooner of 1903 vintage.   We didn’t want the yacht, nobody did in wartime, but this lovely one, the Mollihawk, was lying in a mud berth on the Dart and she was FURNISHED! We bought the yacht just for the knives, forks and spoons, linen and blankets – all the things that were impossible to find, for one needed ration books to buy them in the shops if one could. So we bought the yacht to furnish a house near Plymouth, Devon, England.   After the war, when we two lads came out of the services, the Commander had already started refitting Mollihawk with an idea of