Protecting the Ocean’s Top Predators
Sharks are crucial to our ecosystems—and we need to stop hurting them and start recognizing them as the allies they are
Testing New Waters on the Young 27
For Brook Beasley and his wife, Olivia, what began as an impromptu vacation to the
Florida Keys during the 2020 COVID lockdowns unraveled a series...
Aboard a Stuart Family’s Bluewater 2550
Stuart resident Jennifer Johnson found a vessel with limitless potential to guide her and her two sons on their varied fishing adventures
Trout Fishing Aboard the Gheenoe LT 25
Stuart fishing guide Ed Zyak turned to a custom Gheenoe LT 25 to return to the flats in search of the elusive trout
Aboard the Fountain 38 Tournament Edition
Bill Wachter’s hull combines the speed of the brand’s original race boats and the comfort and functionality of a family fishing vessel
How The Change In Seasons Affects The Type Of Fishing You Should Be Doing
Seasonal shifts will bring significant change to weather and water conditions in Florida, which can often precede a dramatic shift in a fish’s eating habits.
Protecting the Queen of the Ocean
On a mission to protect the queen conch, Megan Davis has launched a free online course to teach the public about the endangered mollusk
The Noise Per Hook-Up Ratio: A Fisherman’s Evidence
It is a noisy world. But if you think that it’s boisterous on top, try living in the underwater world where sound travels up to five times faster.
How to Protect Yourself from the Sun While Fishing
Florida provides a picturesque setting when looking across any body of water. The temptation to be outside everyday exists, but alas, work gets in the way.
Daniel Russo’s First Fishing Lesson: Give In To Patience
It wasn’t until a few weeks ago I found myself ruminating about life.
Port St. Lucie to Plant 700 Native Trees
The city is putting a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service’s Urban and Community Forestry Program to work
How Hurricanes Effect South Florida Fishing
Flat, calm waters without a breeze. Thick, torrid air that combines with afternoon rains providing the proverbial daily sauna.
The Rise Of Beekeeping In Martin County
Read about how you can support one of Martin County's most buzzworthy industries
Native Flora for Your Home Garden
Using native plants and flowers in landscaping is a powerful tool in local conservation
Aboard the 28 Whitewater
The Nikels family has a lifelong history of boating in the Bahamas, and their new vessel makes family excursions to the islands even better
Be Sure To Check The Tides Before A Long Day Of Fishing Out On...
As you ready yourself for another angling adventure, stock the cooler, pack the tackle bag and rig up. There is one more thing to cross off the to-do list: check the tides.
Planting Seeds with Corey “Goo” Paul
The local green thumb is sharing his knowledge about gardening with a new generation of growers via entertaining videos on social media
Rick Clegg’s Outdoor World
The new Lost River Outdoor Center in Stuart’s Halpatiokee Regional Park is the latest gateway to natural Florida
When Mother Nature Prevents A Day On The Water
Time is such a precious commodity. When a short-lived gap of freedom presents itself, I’m usually out fishing. Recently, foul weather ruined my plans for the day, so I plop down on my recliner and sulk for a bit while aimlessly channel surfing—that is, until my wife takes control of the remote.
Dog Days of Summer
Discover all the tail-wagging fun you can have with this handy guide that ensures every dog gets to be a plus-one
