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The Norma-K III is located at Kens Landing Marina in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ.
Whether seeking an all out fight against a bluefish, the delectable fillets of a fresh caught fluke, sea bass, cod, or other species, the Norma-K III gets you to our productive fishing grounds in comfort. Equipped with the latest electronics, the Norma-K III is by far one of the top producing party boats the shore has to offer. Best of all, our speed, stability, and overall angling comfort are second to none! Enjoy watching TV in the galley, our large observation deck, or comfortable cushioned bench seating with tables. If the weather gets cold, warm up in the galley or just grab hold of the heated hand rails. Everyone from the area's top anglers to families on vacation rave about our stability and friendly mates.
Thank you for visiting and we look forward to seeing you aboard!
If you’re hungry & looking for a spot to eat The Captains Table is located @
35 Broadway
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
SPRING TIME SPRUCE UP!
ONCE AGAIN, IT IS THAT TIME OF YEAR THAT WE WILL BE GETTING THE NORMA-K III READY FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER! DURING THE WEEK, THE CREW WILL BE GETTING HER READY FOR HER ANNUAL USCG INSPECTION AND GETTING HER PREPED FOR DRY DOCK. WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON OUR UPCOMING SCHEDULE! COME ON DOWN AND VISIT US AT OUR DOCK OR AT JOHNSON BROTHERS BOAT YARD IN BAY HEAD!
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL AT 732-496-5383!
The history of the development of the inlet area in Point Pleasant Beach is actually a young one. When John Kennell Sr. moved here from Passaic in the late 1920's, there were not many people around. The inlet was all gentle sand dunes and weeds. At that time, "Jack" worked as an electrician. The young man built a house for himself in Point Pleasant. While working on a job back in Passaic, he cut his finger and had to go to the emergency room of a hospital. The nurse who treated him, Myrtle, took care of him so well that he married her in 1931. During the depression, the young couple was more fortunate than many others, even though work was scarce.
