Spring is fishing tournament time in southeast Florida, with prize contests for catching almost everything but starfish and plenty of ancillary activities to raise money for worthy causes.
Hollywood buddies Ed White and Bill Stuber fish frequently in South Florida’s coastal mangroves and the Intracoastal.
It’s mating season for horseshoe crabs, who do it on the beach and don’t mind being watched, photographed and televised.
The numbers are in: 2015 set a record for shark attacks around the world with 98 incidents, including six human fatalities.
Does your county or municipal government keep saying it would love to improve boating access to the local waters if only the money were available?
Navigating the singles scene can be as adventurous as sailing the seven seas — one day gliding smoothly under sunny skies and the next day facing the eye of a hurricane.
One of these days when the weather’s right, you must take your offshore boat over to Bimini or Freeport, catch a bunch of dolphin, wahoo, snapper and grouper, clean them on the way back and i
Often, dry regulatory meetings between marine advisory groups can be counted on for at least one positive result, at least among the general public: some good nap time.
Not this time.
If you’re dining on deepwater fish right now, put this down and pick it up after dessert. It’s about ciguatera.
Over 200 vendors will display everything from flip flops to fishing gear on Jan 23-24 at the annual Nautical Flea Market, hosted by the cities of Lighthouse Point and Pompano Beach.