Bob Morrell

Got a call the other day from Doug who wanted to do some Flounder fishing, set out this morning with Doug Sr, Doug Jr and Linsey. Outstanding day with bright sunshine and a light wind.

Fished from the incoming, through slack and into the outgoing......concentrated on the area between the Bug Light and the Coast Guard base. We were the first in the area but were soon surounded by 11 head boats and approx 20 priavte boats...........very slow dissapointing day.

Boated one keeper, had several drop off the hook just as the came to the surface and bunches of crabs, skates and horseshoe crabs..........A couple Capt's I know tried the Cedars and nodda...........for all the lines in the water I bet there was not enough Flounder caught to fill a 5 gal bucket.....

Figured the Flounder would scoot being as the Choppers have flooded into the bay.............

Even though it was poor fishing, it was a great day to see a Dad bond with his kids, worth a million dollars

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Bob Morrell

About The Author: Captain Bob Morrell

Company: Sandy Hook Fishing Adventures

Area Reporting: Sandy Hook/Raritan Bay, Atlantic Ocean Near Shore

Bio: Capt. Bob is a third generation fisherman, having worked on both commercial and charter boats. A life long area resident he uses his knowledge and experience to ensure a productive and rewarding time on the water. A USCG 50 Ton Master, he is also an IGFA certified Captain and is trained in First Aid and CPR. Bob is a member of the JCAA, HRFA, RFA, ACPA, IGFA and the NCOA, this enables him to keep abreast on the future of fishing.

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