Thread: number

I need the phone number for the pier house , Please . I'm trying to get in touch with Robert ,an employee . He took a picture of a flounder I caught while there this Oct./Nov. I need to request that he send me another copy . I was forced to dive in the waters at Ft. Morgan to retrieve rod,reel and fish . Unfortunately my phone with pictures did not survive .
Thanks

I did a Google search and this is what came up: (251) 967-3474

Danny,
eym has the correct number. I can pass a message to Robert for you, if it turns out you can't get a hold of him.

Mornin' Danny, Did you really dive for it, or did you chase it on foot? A little more info would be deeply appreciated.

Sorry about the phone Danny!
... Did you get the FISH?

Thanks ,Todd , . If you see Robert I would appreciate you mentioning to Robert !!!!!!

Wasn't thinking about the phone at the just the fish ,then the rod and reel . I did get the bull into the surf so that I could see him ,but while trying to blow the sand out of my nose he pulled the hook . Now that really upset me . ( No joking intended )

Will do Danny.
And yes flyguy, talked to a witness that said he dove completely under water to retrieve the Rod/reel which he did get back. But, phone and car keys were in his pocket. Key fob suffered no damage, but he lost all info when his phone got wet!

I sure do wish I'd been there to see that---and to help, of course.

So sorry, Danny! I can relate to that, one time I was fishing in 18' of water and a big old snake, (N. pike), jerked my brand new G. Loomes rod that I had built and a new Shimano reel out of my hand when I reached for the net. I thought about "diving" in to get it, as it sank into the Canadian blue water, but then I realized that I had my life vest on and I would not be able to dive anyway. I couldn't talk any of my fishing buddies in the boat to go get it either. That will be a fish, and a story, that you will always remember.