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Talking Points to conclude with NYT cooking app editor By BIG ARTS - | Mar 4, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Sam Sifton Join Sam Sifton, founding editor of the New York Times Cooking app, to hear about the joys and frustrations of home cooking during COVID. For the last year, he has been working — and cooking — at home, and that is where Sifton will speak from virtually on March 11 at 4 p.m. for the final BIG ARTS Talking Points presentation of the season. As a former chief restaurant critic for The New York Times, Sifton knew that chefs would often tell stories to their line cooks, describing a di...

On the Water: Beautiful weather to close out the month By Capt. Bill Russell - | Mar 3, 2021 Photo provided Nick and Jane Mohar of St. James City and friends took advantage of beautiful weather to fish nearshore reefs in gulf waters. They boxed good eating sheepshead, snapper and grunts on a morning fishing trip with Capt. Bill Russell. Overall, it was a great week on the water with plenty of sunshine and blue skies to close out the month. Bottom fishing was good in gulf waters and the inshore bite was on and off. In the Gulf of Mexico, fishing depths from 80 to 110 feet yielded red grouper,...

On the Water: It was a cool week of fishing in Southwest Florida By Capt. Bill Russell - | Jan 20, 2021 On a cool sunny day, Lori Reupert of Fort Myers caught this big pompano in Pine Island Sound while fishing with Capt. Bill Russell. PHOTO PROVIDED It was a cool week on the water, in fact it’s been a while since we’ve seen 80-degree highs. Cooler days made good fishing for some and not so good for others. Sheepshead fishing was hit or miss across the inshore waters. Often a good mess of fish was located one day only to be gone the next. Sheepshead, plus redfish, black drum, small snapp...

On the Water: Ups and downs of winter fishing in Southwest Florida By Capt. Bill Russell - | Jan 13, 2021 Dan Crain of Kentucky with a nice sheepshead he landed over the cool and windy weekend. He was fishing Matlacha Pass with Capt. Bill Russell. PHOTO PROVIDED This past week gave us winter fishing in Southwest Florida — a cold front followed by several sunny days, and another cold front for the weekend. And, of course, some north wind and extreme low tides. Reports of red tide came from our southern areas, including waters around St. James City and the beaches from Sanibel south. Most of...