The Perry J. Cohen Foundation, in conjunction with the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 59, is pleased to announce that the Flotilla 59’s “About Boating Safety” course will be offered free, May 21, June 18, and July 16 at their facility in Sandsprit Park.Treasure CoastMay 3rd, 2016
With grouper season opening May 1, there are so many great ways to enjoy this fresh bounty from the sea. Here’s one quick and easy way to serve lunch or dinner up in less than 15 minutes.Treasure CoastMay 3rd, 2016
There are 89 bridges along the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) where our divers have investigated and removed debris. Of those bridges, the only problems have been the two in my town of Fort Pierce. Our local marine patrol was concerned about seine and gill nets and skin diving, prohibited since 1919. But, on April 5, 2016, that all came to an end.Guest ColumnistMay 3rd, 2016
Kayak Fishing is extremely visceral and rewarding. The intimacy you share with the natural world and the immediacy of that interaction on the water is unparalleled. Here are a few tips if you’re just starting out.Guest ColumnistMay 3rd, 2016
The inaugural Anglers4Autism Fishing fishing tournament will take place on May 21 in Jupiter, FL. Tournament proceeds will benefit the Autism Project of Palm Beach County, Renaissance Learning Academy, and The Learning Center at the Els Center of Excellence.Treasure CoastMay 3rd, 2016
With five years of record breaking success, the MCAC Reef Fund hopes to keep the trend going at its’ sixth annual Lionfish Round-Up. This year’s event will take place June 3 and 4 at Jupiter Pointe Marina in Tequesta.Treasure CoastMay 3rd, 2016
Slowly but surely there are some great products coming or already are on the market for women. I’m not talking geared for women in the sense that they just made it pink and shrank it, I’m talking about actual product tailored for us lady folk.Christina WeberMay 3rd, 2016
Mahi will be closer to shore to give you a better shot at them. Larger kings will also be more abundant. Trolling live goggle eyes and runners will put fish in the yak. I like to fish slow, going only about 1.5 miles per hour. This will keep slack out of your line as well as keep your baits swimming naturally.Brian NelliMay 3rd, 2016
In May, kiters with light wind equipment and foil boards will still find some good sessions on the water. Those with properly equipped boats may chase the wind over to the Bahamas, while others fly to some exotic destination.Jeremy LundMay 3rd, 2016
