8:28:30 AM
Appears to be really slow on the inshore grounds. We have decided to run offshore. Start fishing in 30 min. No bait or fish marks at all
Speed: 25.16 mph
Course: E
Lat: N 38°07’51.2976″
Lon: W 74°09’36.5040″
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