Month: March 2022
Fights over illegal fishing lead to armed conflict, deaths
An Associated Press review of conflict databases compiled by non-governmental organizations, government tallies, and media reports found in the past five years more than 360 instances of state authorities ramming or shooting at foreign fishing boats, s…
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Tyler the Creator’s Gnaw-Sea-ating Blue-Green Rolls Royce is the Truth
These days, the former rap provocateur is a sorely needed example of old-school artistic purity
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Seafood Industry Braces for Losses of Jobs, Fish Due to Sanctions on Russia
The global seafood industry is preparing for disruption due to new sanctions on Russia.
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Miami Beach Pride to take place this weekend; local drag queen Athena Dion joins in on the fun
Miami Beach Pride starts this Friday, and it’s filled with fun all the way through to next Sunday.There’s a lot to unpack in those 10…
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Matlacha, Florida, 1983-2022
Red Rose was a 1972 Chevy flatbed hay-haulin’ truck, and on her best day, she moved us from Cincinnati to Fort Myers on a non-stop, 12-hour expedition down I-75 South. Tarped, tied down and secured with plywood, bungy cords and ropes, our plaid couch, …
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Area fishing report for lakes and rivers in and around Marion County
According to floridasightfishing.com, redfish have been biting all over Ponce Inlet and New Smyrna Beach.
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Freshwater license-free weekend is April 2-3 – South Santa Rosa News
Brady White pictured with a flathead catfish The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) invites Florida residents and visitors to go freshwater fishing during the two license-free days this weekend, April 2-3. License-free freshwater f…
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Fisheries experts: Climate adaptation needs to be quicker
The pace of American fisheries management is notoriously slow.
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