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Florida’s Blue Holes: Oases In The Sea
Reports of large aggregations of fish in the Gulf of Mexico led divers to discover deep holes opening down into the seafloor. These submerged sinkholes and springs, more commonly called blue holes, attract a diversity of marine life in an otherwise ocean desert.
Istiophorus: The Mysterious Sailfish
There is little scientific certainty about the mysterious behavior of sailfish. They exhibit a general migratory pattern throughout the year, but they often break their own rules and show up unexpectedly.
McKenzie Marine Officially Designated as a Mastry Suzuki RePower Center
Mastry Engine Centers announced today that McKenzie Marine is now an Authorized Mastry Suzuki RePower Center serving greater St Augustine area.
In The still Of The Night
Many fish feed aggressively in the still of the night. They can be targeted by anglers in multiple ways in different locations. Here are a few options to try. I’ve utilized all three methods and found success with each.
Boy Bitten In Face By Shark Off Florida Coast While Lobstering
A 13-year-old boy in Florida was out catching lobsters with his mom and dad when a shark bit him in the face.
Connecticut Fisherman Catches 26-Pound Tiger Muskie
Joe Rivas caught the 41-inch, 26-pound fish in Lake Lillinonah
Camp For Trout Deep In The Smokies
When the boat dropped us off Friday morning, it was with an understanding someone would return for us Sunday afternoon. We debarked into two nights and three days of camping and trout fishing deep in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With no cell service or road access for miles in any direction, we were about as disconnected as you can get in this part of the world. It was a glorious feeling.
Suzuki Marine USA Launches New Website
New Site Carries on Global Suzuki Look While Delivering Easier Navigation, New Information for Boaters
Keys Kids Catch’em Up At The 25th Annual Derby
112 Keys Kids participated in the 25th Annual Keys Kids Fishing Derby on September 25th hosted by the Lorelei. Junior anglers pay no fee to participate in this event. They may fish in one of three different divisions, Offshore, Shoreline or Backcountry and awards are given for three different age groups in each of these divisions.
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