King tides likely the wave of the future
Tis the season in South Florida — for the dreaded king tides.
They’re about as common as fall foliage but they’re not the stuff of colorful, glossy marketing campaigns.
Tis the season in South Florida — for the dreaded king tides.
They’re about as common as fall foliage but they’re not the stuff of colorful, glossy marketing campaigns.
Over 40 anglers from around Florida and other states gathered in mid October to fish and learn during the Ladies, Let's Go Fishing! Keys University and Fishing Fever tournament in Tavernier.
In South Florida, boating season kicks off with the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, taking place this year from Wednesday, Oct. 27, to Sunday, Oct.
Meet Glenn Patron, 79, a retired small business owner based in Coconut Grove. He’s on his sixth sailboat, a Hunter 35 sloop named Island Princess.
Meet Karen Kennedy, a “50ish female” who single-hands her sailboat.
A ceremony to remember those killed in terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 will take place 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept.
Are you a boat captain who’s free from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Saturday, Aug. 14?
Meet Capt. Jeff Meredith, 56, a professional sailboat captain and owner of Coconut Grove Sailing School and Sailing Adventures Miami, a sail- ing charter business in Coconut Grove.
Wanted: amateur photogs whose talented eye — or sheer luck — can catch the best underwater shots.
Meet Mike and Rosie Holaus and their dog, Holly.