I am sure everyone is starting to hear about Lake Okeechobee and how the water is up and that we are dumping dirty water to both the Gulf and the Atlantic Ocean. Yes the water level from all the rain is up to around sixteen feet above sea level and that is very high for this time of the year. Capt. Mark KingFeb 28th, 2016
Welcome to the Okeechobee edition of Coastal Angler Magazine. Though March in south-central Florida is typically a transition period from … Okeechobee EditionFeb 28th, 2016
[adrotate banner=”24″] FISHING REPORT OVERVIEW After a great week of fishing on Lake Okeechobee and Istokpoga, a cold front bringing … Okeechobee EditionFeb 25th, 2016
Okeechobee Fishing Overview It looks like the weatherman is going to be nice to us boaters this weekend. Clear sunny … Okeechobee EditionFeb 11th, 2016
OVERVIEW After recent heavy rains, there is high water everywhere and more coming down from the watershed. Rivers are carrying … Okeechobee EditionFeb 4th, 2016
YAMAHA DEBUTS OUTBOARD SALES PROMOTION JANUARY 4, 2016 Yamaha Marine Group announced a new sales promotion related to the purchase … Okeechobee EditionFeb 1st, 2016
Welcome to the Okeechobee edition of Coastal Angler Magazine. Aren’t you glad you‘re in warm and sunny south-central Florida and not dealing with the ice and snow up north. Okeechobee EditionFeb 1st, 2016
With winter here and big bass coming onto the shallows to spawn, they’ll be looking for something substantial to feed … Okeechobee EditionJan 31st, 2016
Whatever you call them, bowfin, mudfish, cottonfish, dogfish, or some choice names that can’t be mention here, you probably had a pretty good fight landing one. Bowfins are notorious for providing a long and hard battle to be landed.Okeechobee EditionJan 31st, 2016
In many locations around the world, 2016 will go into the record books as a massive El Nino event. El Nino, the weather phenomena known to bring heavy winter rains to Southern California and warm temperatures to the U.S. Northeast, is the result of vast amounts of warm Pacific water pushing eastward towards the western coast of South America.Okeechobee EditionJan 31st, 2016
The first few weekends of the New Year have been tough fishing weather. High winds, cold temperatures and rain has made it hard on the fish and the fishermen. This weekend offers a break in sloppy weather and should be taken advantage of. Okeechobee EditionJan 29th, 2016
