Post-hurricane scuba diving on area reefs is exciting since many dive sites and the creatures that inhabit them tend to be rearranged and found in new placesSteve WoodSep 29th, 2017
The mullet run is upon us. Snook, tarpon, redfish and trout will all be cooperating this month, and look for the shallow fall dolphin run to occur this month.Brian NelliSep 29th, 2017
The BIG bass will be migrating from the open water toward spawning areas all around the lake and cooling water temperatures are about to make fishing red hot!Treasure CoastSep 29th, 2017
Loraé Simpson and Zach Foltz took the first-place spot in the August series of the Backcountry Fishing Association’s 2017 season.Treasure CoastSep 22nd, 2017
On August 9, 2017, the largest artificial reef deployment of its kind by a private foundation on Florida’s east coast occurred extending an underwater nursery for sea life and a destination for divers.Treasure CoastSep 22nd, 2017
Florida’s coral reefs are facing many global and local threats such as warming waters, ocean acidification, poor water quality, physical impacts and coral disease and bleaching. However, there are many things you can do to help. Even small changes can help protect coral reefs and keep them healthy, such as reducing plastic waste, recycling, conserving water, and volunteering.Treasure CoastSep 22nd, 2017
