Category: Florida Fishing
New year begins with Pompano biting around Tampa Bay
Pompano have been caught in a number of spots around the Tampa Bay area and elsewhere this past week.
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22 South Florida startups to watch in 2022
The companies are tackling the future of work, crypto investing, real estate development, banking and more.
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Fishing with Dan: Seeking the wily clinker island reds
Four miles north of the big bridge on Ormond Beach’s Granada Boulevard sits four islands that were formed decades ago when the ICW boat channel was dredged.
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Introducing the Shrimp Walker: The only Live Shrimp Holder Hook Available. Shrimp Stay Alive Until Fish Strike
This innovative hook mounts to live shrimp without harming them. Shrimp swim naturally until fish strike. Live bait, live scent & live shrimp catch more fish!
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Grounded boat, source unknown, on Delray Beach shore becomes local attraction
A boat that came ashore Tuesday in Delray Beach and got stuck in the sand has become somewhat of an attraction a day later for locals and tourists.
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South Florida Weekly Fishing Report – Jan. 6, 2022
Find out what’s biting from Jensen Beach down to Boynton Beach, in the St. Lucie River, the Intracoastal Waterway and out on Lake Okeechobee.
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Mild water temps boost inshore fishing
Snook, in particular, are still being found to some extent on the beaches
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Pacaso Launches Luxury Second Home Co-Ownership Platform In The Florida Keys — PROFILE Miami
Pacaso, the leading real estate platform that helps people buy and co-own a luxury second home, has announced that it has expanded its service to the Florida Keys. The company has begun expanding its regional team in addition to an existing Miami and F…
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Look Back … to a miraculous recovery from illness, 1947
A little girl who lives with her parents in DeArmanville has benefited from a seldom-used treatment for meningitis.
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Southwest Florida Fishing Report: Red grouper reopens and ready to be caught
Red grouper can reach up to 50 inches in length, but are slow to grow.
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