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Anybody Can Learn to Dive

If you don’t dive yet, some of what you “know” about diving might actually be wrong. A lot of these “myths’ are perpetuated in the media and movies, and you might be surprised at what is right and what myths are “busted!” Which one of these myths have you been believing all along?

Diving with Sharks

The adventure began when Capt. Robert Trosset, Pat Ford, and I stepped foot into a seaplane with a scheduled 30 minute flight from Miami, Florida to Bimini, Bahamas.

Summer Scalloping in Florida

Scalloping in Florida is a simple and fun choice for a summer activity on the water. From south central through north Florida on the Gulf coast, fishermen and families have enjoyed this pastime year after year. It is a water sport loved by many for its easy process and delicious results. Scallops can be found in very shallow water, and the legal limits allow for two gallons, un-cleaned, per person to be brought home.

One Fish-Spearfishing Film

One fish is a spear fishing adventure film set in the heart of Mozambique as well as showcasing spearfishermen from around the world who are all dreaming of that one fish. That one fish that defines them as spearfishermen. It is in this pursuit of this dream that guys have been filming some of the best footage from all over the globe.

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A pair of nice mahi mahi taken trolling 300 feet off Juno Beach on Right Hook out of Rivera Beach Marina with Capt. Ricky Alford at the helm. Anglers Shawn and Laura Madere, visiting from Paris, K.Y

William Schmitt with his catch of a lifetime off Palm Beach. Photo courtesy of Mercury Power Plus Marine

Jerry caught this 30 lb cobia drift fishing on The Country Club with Captain Jim out of Jupiter Inlet.He was using a sardine in about 90 to 100 ft.

Dawn Williams with her catch from the Ponce inlet on a live pin fish

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