Wanted: Calm Dade, Keys residents to catch crocs
Who wants to be a crocodile response agent when they grow up? Gee, that’s a lot of raised hands.
Who wants to be a crocodile response agent when they grow up? Gee, that’s a lot of raised hands.
It’s hard to know exactly how many waterfalls there are on the side of the mountain in a remote corner of southeast Haiti.
A little bit of star power can go a long way.
It might be unwise to fish for grouper in Atlantic and Florida Keys waters until May 1, unless you’re very good at sorting out the numerous models in the line.
In ever-sunny, easygoing Sydney, don’t let the fa- mous attractions circling the handsome harbor consume all your attention.
Ask Marshall Bellin what scares him the most on the water and he’ll tell you: A boat speeding by full of people not wearing life jackets.
These days, Kauai sits firmly on the tourist radar, an indisputable rival of its famous neighbors, Oahu and Maui.
As a serious bass fisherman and club tournament competitor, Frank Ay of North Lauderdale, has weighed some hefty largemouth.
In the Fort Yachtie Da Film Festival, crewmembers submit five-minute videos that they’ve written, directed and starred in themselves.
Many long years ago, when the Old Gray Mare was all that she used to be, an annual October sailing regatta on southern Biscayne Bay began attracting floating audiences so large and rambunctious tha