Well summer is here and the weather is getting hot. The one thing on everyoneĂs mind RED SNAPPER! If you haven't heard, we will be able to fish the elusive creature. The open season for them is as follows, July 11-13, July 18-20 and July 25-26. If you need more info please go to www.myfwc.com to get all the regulations. Fisherman you had better get your kitchen pass for those days. If you are thinking about chartering a boat to get them, you had better have your reservations in place now. I have spoken to several charter boat businesses and they are filling up or are completely booked. I donĂt need to talk anymore about this so letĂs move on.Editorial StaffJul 3rd, 2014
Every July when the official mini-lobster season kicks off, the coastal areas of Florida are flooded with “bug-hunters” trying to find their share of the tasty crustaceans. There are two Florida Lobster Seasons, the two-day mini season and the eight-month regular lobster season. The mini lobster season is always the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday in July. This year the mini season falls on July 30th and 31st. The regular lobster season opens August 6, running through March 31. Treasure CoastJul 3rd, 2014
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary would like to remind boaters of the importance of safe fueling practices. Without using extreme care serious accidents can occur that can cost lives and cause major damage to boats and other property.Treasure CoastJul 3rd, 2014
Grand Bahama Offshore Capt. Johnaceo “Nay Nay” Saunders says the Grand Bahama offshore fishing forecast for June is nothing short … Treasure CoastJun 6th, 2014
By Mark D. Perry, Executive Director, Florida Oceanographic Society We all remember the Lone Ranger; He used silver bullets as a symbol … Editorial StaffJun 6th, 2014
The Martin County Artificial Reef Fund Committee will host the 8th Annual Reef Builders Tournament along with the 4th Annual … Treasure CoastJun 6th, 2014
