Shark rules to be debated with public input
Let’s be honest: Wouldn’t the sight of a big shark in the surf, with its dorsal fin cutting through the surface, scare you out of the sea, your mind and your bikini?
Let’s be honest: Wouldn’t the sight of a big shark in the surf, with its dorsal fin cutting through the surface, scare you out of the sea, your mind and your bikini?
If you’ve been dolphin fishing much and not catching much, don’t invest or bet money on anything. Your luck is awful. Everybody else is tearing ‘em up.
Fort Lauderdale beachgoers enjoy sounds and surf on a recent Independence Day afternoon. Musical events take place Friday evenings on the beach throughout the summer.
When Bruce Marx started goosing Garmin Marine about putting anti-theft tracking ware and pass codes into its GPS units, the first few email replies he received looked like little more than canned b
There’s money to be made by removing derelict boats from public waters. Florida FWC has $216,247.50 available for grants.
The middle of May was a bad time to be a lionfish in the Gulf of Mexico.
Suppose you’ve just updated your good old boat — new power, new electronics, all that — and in the dead of night some creep sneaks up on it and takes away your new $5,000-plus chart plotter.
A protected sea turtle nest in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea: From spring to early fall, female sea turtles return to the same beach where they were born to build nests and lay eggs at night before returni
A visit to Everglades National Park won’t require a family budget conference after all, at least for the balance of this year and the next two.
Pompano Beach resident Keith Bastek (right), a volunteer with Ann's Angels Adaptive Waterski Foundation, recently helped disabled veterans waterski at Markham Park in Sunrise.