As you watch the upcoming boat parades, sipping a hot chocolate or something stronger, consider the effort that goes into making those passing boats stand out against a South Florida sky.
Florida’s expensive ($1,001.50) Lifetime Sportsman’s License went on sale Nov. 24 and stays on sale through December for $500.
Garbage that comes from people dropping it wherever they please is especially disturbing when eyed on the beach, while swimming in the sea or boating inland waterways.
Florida saltwater fishing-doers who disdain nosodium waters must hardly know what they’re missing, so they must be told about Michael Canero, Jake and Tony Nardo and Miguel Navarro.
Gray-haired baby boomers at the helm of boats on local waterways are the norm in South Florida and throughout the country.
Florida paddlers and fishing-doers who can take longish trips on short notice must hurry to get in on the Fifth Annual Hidden Coast Paddling Festival and kayak fishing tournament on the Steinhatche
The mid August re-opening of South Pointe Park Pier in South Beach may reflect a welcome trend in city marine upgrades.
Shark Week on television is over and that’s too bad, but sharks don’t know it so they continue to frighten and fascinate us.
Over time, I came up with a theory that South Florida drivers must loan their cars to strangers when they’re not using them.
The July 4 boating accident on Biscayne Bay in Miami that cost four people their lives has horrified boaters pushing the importance of following basic safety skills on the water.