Capt. David’s Fishing Report – Florida NewsLine
Mandarin NewsLine, The CreekLineBy Capt. David Lifkamail@floridanewsline.com Now that the St. Johns River has had time to “flush” and the heavy rainfall we received earlier this summer
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Drone video shows red tide impacts to marine life in Destin harbor
DESTIN, Fla. (WKRG) — The luckiest fishing village is not very lucky for the fish this week. Drone footage sent to WKRG News 5 shows dead fish floating in the harbor. The Okaloosa County Heal…
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Save the Mahi: Petition aims to conserve dolphin, Florida anglers’ most popular catch
The Save the Mahi petition aims to limit how many dolphin anglers and commercial fishers can catch. Will it convince the South Atlantic council?
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‘Plastic fishing’ is a creative way to clean up our beaches and ocean
A South Florida man started an Instagram trend by creating artistic fish out of plastic discarded on the beach. It’s become a fun hobby for people who are doing their part to save our oceans.
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Florida manatee deaths soar as polluted water kills seagrass
Florida is experiencing an unprecedented die-off of manatees this year, with 959 documented deaths as of Oct. 1. That’s already more than any full year on record, and colder weather soon to come could bring another wave of deaths in a population that n…
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Miami Beach has a ‘blotto-tourism’ problem. It’s time to regulate the party | Opinion
Miami Beach has reached a critical inflection point. Spurred by geographic shifts occurring in the wake of the pandemic, the city and the broader region are increasingly becoming new hubs for the tech, finance, media and real estate industries, attract…
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