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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Welcome to Florida Lobster Season, an underwater treasure hunt that lobster lovers wait all year for! If you’ve ever dreamed of catching your own l...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Deep drop fishing is an exhilarating way to catch big fish in deep ocean waters, using specialized gear like weighted lines and downriggers. This m...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Fishing during red tide in Florida is possible, but there are precautions to consider. Red tide algae blooms, which release harmful toxins, are mo...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
There’s something different about the tug of a grouper. One moment, your line’s still, the next, a beast from the deep is testing your gear and you...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Fishermen are a proud bunch and love to tell stories of their biggest catches. For many, the biggest fish they ever caught was the one that got awa...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Whales are some of the biggest and most mysterious animals on Earth. There's still a lot we don't know about them. Keep reading to find out some c...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Are you fascinated by facts about sharks? Dive into the depths of Florida's waters and uncover ten incredible facts about these ancient predators. ...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Florida's 2024 saltwater fishing regulations are here, and it's important to stay updated on the rules. Whether you're experienced or new to fishin...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
The ocean is vital to our planet. It regulates the climate, produces oxygen, and provides food and income for billions of people. It covers over 70...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
The ocean is a fascinating and mysterious place, covering over 70% of the Earth's surface, and home to more than half of all life on our planet. It...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
Ever felt the thrill of a tarpon breaking the water’s surface? Or reeled in a monster red snapper just as the sun dipped behind the Siesta Key hori...
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by Pablo Koch-Schick
The Goliath grouper is native to the Western Atlantic Ocean, ranging from Rhode Island to southern Brazil, including the Gulf of Mexico. They can b...
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