Month: December 2021
All-day alligator hunting proposed in Florida
The state wildlife commission offers idea of adding seven daylight hours to the annual hunt.
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Comfortable weather makes the bountiful fishing all the more enjoyable and tides report
Living in South Florida is a blessing! Here we are in December and while much of the country is experiencing cold temperatures, we are walking around in shorts and tee
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ENTER NOW! Win Passes to Andy Grammer’s Virtual Ugly Sweater Party
‘Tis the season for lots of parties. We guarantee this party will be the best of the season.
Read MoreENTER NOW! Win Passes to Andy Grammer’s Virtual Ugly Sweater Party
‘Tis the season for lots of parties. We guarantee this party will be the best of the season.
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Snow Cone, one of just a few breeding right whale females, gave birth entangled in ghost fishing net
From NOAA Fisheries:
On December 2, an aerial survey team with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission observed an endangered North Atlantic right whale, known as “Snow Cone.” She was seen near …
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The Most Romantic Winter Getaway in Every Southern State
Balmy beaches and historic city neighborhoods await.
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Florida Crew Catches Potential Record Bigeye Tuna After 5-Hour Battle
The Bow’d Up crew landed a massive 244-pound bigeye tuna off the coast of Florida to potentially smash the all-time state record.
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