The Treasure Coast Bonito Blast returns for third year

The popular Treasure Coast Bonito blast returns on August 22. Captains Meeting and final registration on August 21st and post tournament awards party on August 22nd will be held at Manatee Island Bar & Grill in Port SalernoJun 30th, 2015

Tarpon in your yak

Summer is finally upon us and soon the tarpon will be rolling in thick. Now is your chance to catch a fish of a lifetime.Jun 30th, 2015

SUP: Explore any waterway at any time

So, what’s all the hype with paddle boarding? With very little equipment and a small investment, you have your fitness, vacation and social calendar filled for the year.Jun 30th, 2015

Sebastian Area Offshore Fishing Report and Forecast: July 2015

For the last couple of months, the mangrove snapper bite has been on fire! We've been chumming up record numbers of mangroves with small chunks. Talk about challenging, try stopping an 11-pounder on a spinning rod with 20-pound test.Jun 30th, 2015

Bahamas Fishing Reports and Forecasts: July 2015

Capt. Billy Black, fishing out of Old Bahama Bay, West End, reports lots of dolphin, late season wahoo, and some yellowfin tuna.Jun 30th, 2015

Treasure Coast ‘From the Shore’ Fishing Report and Forecast: July 2015

Tarpon fishing will get better every month right before the bait run. Make sure you fish the tide. Moving water is the best. Beaches will have some of the biggest tarpon that you can catch, so use heavy gear.Jun 30th, 2015

Fort Pierce Offshore Fishing Report and Forecast: July 2015

The snapper bite has been good and should be consistently getting better. Mutton snapper and mangrove snapper are the big rod benders. These fish will be directly on the bottom around the reefs and structure.Jun 30th, 2015

Bahamas News Briefs: July 2015

A roundup of the latest news, fishing and boating events and offers from The Bahamas.Jun 30th, 2015

TCBA Memorial Weekend Tournament reels them in

95 offshore boats and 10 inshore teams entered the TCBA’s 29th Annual event and weighed in a total 69 catches of dolphin, king mackerel, snapper, grouper and specialty category fish tuna and cobia.Jun 29th, 2015

Sebastian Inshore / Nearshore Fishing Report and Forecast: July 2015

Slow trolling live mullet and pogies has yielded kings pushing 40-pounds as well as plenty of 25-plus-pound jacks. Dolphin and cobia have also moved into small boat range of Sebastian Inlet and can be slow-trolled up or cast to when sighted around floating weeds or basking turtles.Jun 29th, 2015