Fort Pierce Inshore Fishing Report and Forecast: November 2015

Look for the area to come alive starting with the Fort Pierce Inlet. As the bait makes its way inshore there will be plenty of action from jacks, Spanish mackerel, bluefish and even a few bonito and they will be taking anything shinny like spoons, Gotcha jigs, flash jigs and even drifting a live bait.Nov 1st, 2015

Kayak Kingfishing

I was slowly peddling my Hobie yak along the beach with a blue runner in tow when I heard it, the exciting scream of line peeling off my reel so fast that I barely had a second to think.Oct 1st, 2015

Kiteboarding Gear: The stuff you need to have fun.

A fully equipped kiteboarder will need the following: a kite, a control bar, a harness, a safety leash, and a board. That’s it! One of the many great things about kiteboarding is that the gear is light and compact when compared with other watersports and can fit inside virtually any car.Oct 1st, 2015

Florida’s Treasure Coast – On the Fly

The Indian River Lagoon has lots of grass flats to look for seatrout and redfish along the sandy “potholes” and “clumps” of seagrass in two-to-four feet of water.Oct 1st, 2015
Bass Master

Fired up for Fire Fest!

On October 17, from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Friends of Jonathan Dickinson State Park will proudly present Fire Fest 2015: a fun-filled, Halloween-themed family event educating the community about prescribed fire in Florida.Oct 1st, 2015

“Every Kid in a Park” grants FREE access to fourth graders and their families

A new presidential initiative will provide all fourth grade students and their families with free admission for a full year to more than 2,000 federally-managed sites nationwide. On the Treasure Coast, fourth graders and their families can take advantage of the pass at the St. Lucie South Recreation Area on the St. Lucie River, where the $3 boat ramp fee is waived for fourth graders with a pass when boating with their families.Oct 1st, 2015
Humphead Wrasse

The oyster is our world at Florida Oceanographic

Restoring oysters is key to ensuring the health of our estuaries. Oyster reefs are the kidneys of an estuary, with a single adult oyster able to filter up to 50 gallons of water per day!Oct 1st, 2015
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Big Turnout for 3rd Annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast

The number of bonito landed may have been low on August 22nd, but the number of registered boats for the Treasure Coast Bonito Blast (TCBB) rose to 136, holding its place as one of the biggest tournaments on the Treasure Coast.Oct 1st, 2015

2015 Stuart Sailfish Club Junior Angler Results

The number of bonito landed may have been low on August 22nd, but the number of registered boats for the Treasure Coast Bonito Blast (TCBB) rose to 136, holding its place as one of the biggest tournaments on the Treasure Coast.Oct 1st, 2015
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Treasure Coast Lionfish Safari—For the Dogs

Local divers take to the water to help address the invasive lionfish and to also help the Fort Pierce Police’s K9 unit raise some money to add another dog to their force.Oct 1st, 2015