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Step outside and you’ll notice a nip in the air as the first major cold front of the season is upon us. This front cooled the waters considerably. Bayside water temperatures dropped nearly ten degrees, igniting a massive baitfish migration … Read More
Poof! The sailfish are back. But, they’re not in the traditional areas along the reef. Instead, they’re cruising the depths anywhere from 250 to 650 feet, and more than a few have been found just a couple miles inshore of … Read More
Transition time March is a month of transition when we shift our focus away from our wintertime visitors to concentrate on our year-round residents, snapper in particular. Yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper are all readily available on the reef. The … Read More
Joe and Mary wanted variety … And they sure got it! A half day trip to Hawk Channel netted 16 varieties of fish, some keepers, some not. Included in the catch was not only a prized hogfish but a lionfish. … Read More
The youngest catches the biggest! Maryam did a great job listening to Jason and Capt. Chris and was rewarded with the biggest mackerel of the day. She also caught the only keeper size mangrove snapper. Anglers: Olga, Yuri and Maryam … Read More
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission May 17, 2010 By Rodney Barreto, Chairman, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission FWC, along with all the rest of Florida, stands prepared We often take for granted all the things that make … Read More
For immediate release: January 17, 2010 Contact: Lee Schlesinger, 850-487-0554 Catch and release fishing still allowed for snook, bonefish and tarpon While the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) recently issued an executive order on Jan. 15, which temporarily … Read More
For immediate release: January 15, 2010 Contact: Lee Schlesinger, 850-487-0554 FWC responds to widespread cold-weather saltwater fish kills The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has issued executive orders to protect Florida’s snook, bonefish and tarpon fisheries from further … Read More
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ50PYMXDCQ] Several years ago, Christy and I took the dogs for an afternoon boat ride. We were on the Atlantic side of Marathon off 90th Street. We encountered the most amazing spectacle … a pod of bottlenose dolphin hunting. We stayed … Read More
Circle Saturday, January 23, 2010, on your calendar! That’s when the Salt Water Sportsman National Seminar Series returns to Islamorada with an information-packed and entertaining day on how to catch more and bigger game fish in the Florida Keys – inshore … Read More