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Of it right now. I think this is probably as bad as its going to get for us, but it could be like this for quite some time. Just a consistent wind, consistent heavy rain is going to be a problem for the next couple of hours. We are quite a ways inland compared to where we were last night. We had to move for our safety right along the coast. Theres one of the gusts. We will expect a lot of storm surge and flooding. This is far from over, chris, as you know. This storm is continuing to head in your direction where you are and look at those gusts behind me. You can see the trees blowing. Incredib...

"OysterMom: A Pearl Of Aquaculture," a documentary directed by Jules Crespo, will make its big-screen debutApril 7 at The Challenger Learning Center

Manatees are dying at an unusually high rate across Florida in 2021 Merritt Island Park is being called a “manatee graveyard” as manatee deaths in Florida reach more than half of what they were in all of 2020 Updated:  Tags:  FILE: Manatee resting at Three Sisters Springs (Crystal River NWR) while shading over a school of mangrove snappers. (Center for Biological Diversity) BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Florida’s beloved manatees, affectionately known as the “cows of the sea,” are always a sight to behold as they grace our Florida waters. However, since the beginning of 2021, the sea c...

Not only that, but as the sun gets high on the days after the frontal clouds disappear, reds often push into the shallowest water, particularly on areas with dark mud or grass bottom, where the heat is absorbed better than on white sand. On these spots, their dorsal fin and the tip of their tails often peek through the surface, particularly if they tip to feed. Getting at these fish requires a very shallow draft boat, kayak or canoe. Find a spot with shoreline access and you can readily wade fish to the action, though you’ll need waders to ward off the chill.

Spotted seatrout: Western Panhandle harvest closes Feb. 1 Posted on Recreational harvest of spotted seatrout closes Feb. 1 in the Western Panhandle management zone (Escambia County through the portions of Gulf County west of 85 degrees, 13.76 minutes west longitude but NOT including Indian Pass or Indian Lagoon). Spotted seatrout harvest will reopen in the western panhandle region March 1, 2021. Currently, spotted seatrout, redfish and snook are catch-and-release through May 31, 2021, in waters from the Hernando/Pasco county line south through Gordon Pass in Collier County. Florida Fish and ...