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Launched at the oyster pile at the crack of dawn. Stopped off at the bridge, no bites so I went further south down the bay. Started tossing a neon tip gulp, and quickly boated my first rod n reel flounder. :thumbup:.I took my time getting him in the boat after reading many stories of flounder flopping off the hook, finally netted and in the boat. I was hypped up about it, another check off on my bucket list. I beat the area up hopping for another one. Nothing so I went further south, found some mullet that were getting spooked and quickly had the rats biting (trout & reds). I found some docks and tossed and tossed changing jigs and gulps with no luck looking for flounder. Over all a successful day, I did find some flounder-looking-gigging spots that had alot of good looking bottom on it. I saw one sting ray for sure sitting on the bottom and then two, not sure if they were rays or flounder but they were that shape take off quick. I think flounder.
