We've caught the biggest lane snappers ever for the last three months! If the wind lays down long enough for us to get out, we kill them. Not only lane snappers but mangrove snappers and some really nice muttons.Capt. Bill StewartApr 4th, 2016
Fishing on the Big-O has been about as good as it gets. Whether you are fishing for bass or specks (crappie for you folks from up north) it has been some of the best we have had all year.Capt. Eddie PerryApr 4th, 2016
Gender swapping in fish is more than just a biological curiosity – it has huge implications when it comes to fisheries management. Minimum size limits and slot limits are frequently based on gender changes that occur as fish grow.Florida Oceanographic SocietyMar 1st, 2016
St. Lucie County is partnering with SeaRover Services and the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute to document the presence of schools of fishes on its deepwater artificial reefs and to discern the function of these schoolsGuest ColumnistMar 1st, 2016
The long running Vero Beach Spring Boat Show, now in its 33rd year, will be held on Saturday, April 2 and Sunday, April 3, from 10 a.m. to 5p.m., at Riverside Park in Vero BeachTreasure CoastMar 1st, 2016
Revelers will find more than pearls at the 5th annual Fort Pierce Oyster Festival, Saturday, April 2, along the Ft. Pierce waterfront at 600 N. Indian River Dr., Ft. Pierce. The event will feature marine eco exhibits, children’s activities at the Manatee Center, art, music, vendors, cold beer and an array of oysters served both cooked and on the half shell.Treasure CoastMar 1st, 2016
With thousands of dedicated anglers hailing from across the Southeast, the SKA has chosen Ft. Pierce to be a part of its rotating National Championship tour.Treasure CoastMar 1st, 2016
The Junior Division of Treasure Coast Caster’s first 2016 bi-monthly ‘From the Shore’ fishing tournament took place on January 31, with 18 members fishing and a total of 11 fish caught and released.Cammie and Capt. Joe WardMar 1st, 2016