Lobsterman Robert and Corey Morris makes their way throughTenants Harbor on "Mystic Desire" to load up at the wharf before heading out for the day.
Corey Morris measures a lobster before releasing it because it was too small.
The first Maine site of Luke's Lobster is at Tenants Harbor.
Robert Morris tosses a lobster into the tank while lobstering off shore near Tenant's Harbor.
Customers wait in line to order food, right, as a customer comes out of the bar at Luke's at Tenants Harbor.
Robert, left, and his son Corey Morris pull in a halibut while fishing off shore near Tenant's Harbor.
Robert, left and his son Corey Morris look over a halibut they caught while fishing off shore near Tenant's Harbor. The fish measured in at over 44 inches.
Customers make their way to the Luke's location at Tenants Harbor. The business started in New York and recently moved to Maine.
Corey Morris baits hooks as he heads out of Tenant's Harbor to fish for halibut and check lobster traps.
Corey Morris spots eggs on a lobster while lobstering off the shore from Tenants Harbor. The lobster was released.
Herring on hooks will be used to catch halibut.
Corey Morris baits lobster traps while out on the water.
The Morrises measure lobsters. The ones that make the size cut will be purchased by Luke's Lobster through a Tenants Harbor co-op.
Corey drops a line while fishing for halibut.
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