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Catch a Florida Memory in the prime of springtime Springtime means tight lines for many anglers. With winter in the rearview, more and more people are chasing saltwater excursions that involve fishing. From surf fishing to offshore expeditions, there are opportunities for everyone to catch a Florida memory! You don’t even need a boat to access exciting on-the-water adventures. With an abundance of options to choose from, we are going to dive into some easy and unique ways that you can make your own Florida memory this year. Fishing from Shore: Fishing from shore is the act of fishing from l...

Time flies: Tampa International Airport celebrates 50 years in the Bay Area By FOX 13 News staff Published  TPA turns 50 years old Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano said the past 50 years have been a ride. He joins Good Day Tampa Bay to talk about the airport’s future and how they are celebrating the milestone. TAMPA, Fla. - One of the best airports on the continent is celebrating a milestone. The airport's nickname itself has even sparked the age-old debate: is it TIA or TPA?  While airplanes get passengers to their destination -- whether it's for business or pleasure -- TPA ...

FWC adds species to angler recognition program By FWC - | Apr 14, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Dennis Triana with a vermillion snapper. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and its saltwater angler recognition program, Catch a Florida Memory, recently added two new qualifying Reel Big Fish. Anglers can now earn recognition for vermilion snapper and saltwater catfish. To qualify for a Reel Big Fish achievement, a fish must reach or exceed the qualifying length listed for each species in youth (under age 16) or adult categories. The qualifying length for vermilion snapper is 17 inches ...

Even deshingled and disheveled, the A-frame at the Pier could not hide its iconic letters spelling out the town’s name, as if tattooed on the structure for all eternity. (© FlaglerLive) Every city great and small has its iconic signature: Seattle’s Needle, Rome’s Coliseum, Alliance’s Carhenge, Paris’s Eiffel and Palm Coast’s water tower (give it a break, it’s a city in progress). For Flagler Beach, it’s the Pier and its sharply angled A-frame, its two sides’ 12 white letters spelling out the town’s name to horizons north and south. Flagler Beach almost lost its identity ...

Travel for Aircraft By joseph_may on March 12, 2021 at 10:00 PM JW Dunne D.8 model in the London Science Museum—©2018 Joseph May/Slipstream Photography J.W. Dunne designed a highly stable aircraft during a time when aircraft and stability were not terms normally used in the same breath. Dunne originally worked at Great Britain’s Army Balloon Factory (precursor to Farnborough—England’s center of aviation science and engineering). Forming the Blair Atholl Aeroplane Syndicate, Dunne began aircraft design in earnest. Ultimately creating the D.8 for stability in flight. A...