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Many anglers experienced a slow bite much of the week. Yhere were exceptions, but overall, truthful anglers found fishing a bit slow.   One exception was fis

The fourth annual Captiva Coastal Cleanup took place on Sept. 30 out of McCarthys Marina. Organized by local Capt. Jimmy Burnsed and his wife, Sarah, it invol

It's no fault of the fish that Southwest Florida fishing activity always is slow in September.

As we pass the autumnal equinox on Saturday, Gulf water temperatures in the record-high 80s will begin dropping. Happily, the fishin's already hopping, and should only get better, offshore, inshore and in Lake Okeechobee.

The fourth annual Captiva Coastal Cleanup will take place on Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. to noon. Organized by local Capt. Jimmy Burnsed and his wife, Sarah, the even

Community partners will host the fourth annual Captiva Coastal Cleanup from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 30 at McCarthy’s Marina, located at 11401 Andy Rosse Lane on Captiva Island.

We're betting you didn't notice the official passing of the Dog Days of Summer on Aug. 11. That's when the dog star, Sirius, was supposed to turn down the heat. Oh well!

With lots of Southwest Florida anglers down in the Florida Keys for the opening of regular lobster season, and lots more just not willing to deal with record-setting heat, there's plenty of room out on the water.

If you don't like fishing in a crowd, now is your perfect time.

Whew, boy! Fishin's hot, if you can stand the heat. One way to beat it is by joining Florida's 150,000+ lobster divers in the Keys or in Southwest Florida's offshore waters.