Encounters between boaters and alligators are not very common, particularly when you consider how many people enjoy recreational boating in … Florida Wildlife CommissionNov 20th, 2020
For most of the nation when one mentions springtime one thinks of warming temperatures, cold streams fed by recently melted snows and fish breaking out of their lethargic winter state. But here in Florida, it’s only mid-March and the air temperature has already climbed to over 90°F.Okeechobee EditionApr 8th, 2020
By Chris Anders, Contributing Writer So it’s that time of year for resolutions and foreseeable failures of will and determination. … Palm Beach County EditionJan 1st, 2020
This month’s Species Spotlight focuses on another non-native species introduced once again by the releasing of aquarium fish into the … Okeechobee EditionDec 4th, 2019
by Christopher Sprague, Jr. Angler-Team Tuppens Hello Anglers, I hope you all have been catching some monster fish! Our team … Palm Beach County EditionMay 1st, 2019
Well fellow anglers Mother Nature has brought us some cool weather that has dropped the water temperatures. Don’t worry, Charlotte … Capt. Dave StephensJan 27th, 2017
The start of the 2017 calendar year is still fresh and already the 2017 Speckled Perch Season is making headlines. Two weeks into the New Year and reports are coming in from Lake Okeechobee and Highlands County of large 2 to 2.5 lb slabs being boated on a regular basis. Okeechobee EditionJan 27th, 2017
With the partnering of FWC and Fishbrain to track the distribution of fifteen non-native species within Florida waters, as a … Okeechobee EditionJan 27th, 2017
February on the Big ‘O’ means changing weather patterns. One day it’s sunny and 80-degrees and the following morning you … Okeechobee EditionJan 27th, 2017
Welcome to the Okeechobee edition of Coastal Angler Magazine. With winter in full swing in the northern reaches of our … Okeechobee EditionJan 27th, 2017
