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Dade City angler lands state record brown bullhead catfish
Dade City resident Richard Clinton now holds the record for catching the largest brown bullhead catfish on rod and reel …
FWC NEWS: For-hire captain, crew can retain recreational bag limits of reef fish in Atlantic starting 3/13
For-hire captain and crew can retain recreational bag limits of vermilion snapper, groupers and golden tilefish in state waters of …
Fish Busters’ Bulletin: License-Free Freshwater Fishing Days – April 5-6
Florida Fish Busters’ Bulletin By Bob Wattendorf Bream destinations great for kids; license-free fishing weekend, photo contest coming soon …
Free Women’s Fishing Clinic scheduled for Fort Pierce, Vero Beach
Learn the skills to successfully cast your line into the sea by attending the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission …
New Study: BP Oil is Affecting the Hearts of Fish
During the spring and summer of 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster released over 4 million barrels of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico. This was an unprecedented amount of toxic material discharged into the Gulf, and oil spill scientists have been researching its impacts on marine and coastal wildlife ever since. One of the species of concern is the imperiled Atlantic bluefin tuna, which was spawning at the time and location of the BP disaster.
