The summer time near-shore fishery is our best chance of the year to catch fish weighing out in the double and sometime triple digits. Large migrating tarpon, smoker kings, hard fighting little tunny, toothy barracuda, brawling cobia, colorful dolphin, and even sailfish are possible within small boat range of the inlet. Capt. Gus BruggerMay 26th, 2016
The yellowfin tuna guys have been doing okay and even if it's slow for the tuna, they usually kill the dolphin out there. All that fun starts about 70 miles out.Capt. Bill StewartMay 26th, 2016
Capt. Travis Kelly, from Gusto Charters and Guide Service in Marsh Harbour, promises a steady stream of mahi-mahi action in June, along with good chances for a billfish hookup, and coolers filled with yellowfin and blackfin tuna.Treasure CoastMay 26th, 2016
With summer approaching fast, the top end of Lake Okeechobee is gearing up for what looks like an awesome summer bite. The early morning spinner bait and top water bite is in full swing, and is only going to get better. Capt. Eddie PerryMay 25th, 2016
Florida law requires that persons born on or after January 1, 1988, complete a National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) approved boater education course prior to operating a vessel powered by a motor of 10hp or more.Treasure CoastMay 25th, 2016
The MCAC Reef Fund will host its 10th Annual Reef Builders Tournament on Saturday, July 9th, 2016. Tournament proceeds help to fund the artificial reef program in Martin County.Treasure CoastMay 24th, 2016
While sea turtle nesting season in Florida officially runs from March 1 to October 31, the number of nesting turtles visiting our beaches will really start to pick up in May.Florida Oceanographic SocietyMay 4th, 2016
We have teamed with McCulley Marine Services and the Snook and Gamefish Foundation to acquire an 80-foot tugboat to sink offshore in depths of 120 feet to 150 feet, as both a fishing and diving attraction.Guest ColumnistMay 4th, 2016
Eighteen fish hit the scales. The biggest fish of the tournament, a 3.7-pound jack, was caught by Lakewood Park Elementary student Marcus Schurbart.Cammie and Capt. Joe WardMay 4th, 2016
