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Fort Lauderdale resident Michael Angulo, operator of The Hungry Dutchman, a new food boat that's launching this weekend at the sandbar on Fort Lauderdale’s New River and Intracoastal Waterway, talks about surviving Africa's Kalahari Desert for an episode of Discovery Channel's "Naked and Afraid" that airs on March 19.
A popular food boat that sank in the waters off Fort Lauderdale last year is set to reopen.
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Eight months after a major wreckage, the new Jay’s Sandbar Food Boat is finally shipshape and ready to serve gator bites on the sandbar, Fort Lauderdale’s shallow party playground on the Intracoastal.
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The Jay’s Sandbar Food Boat stirred a spectacle Sunday when one of its pontoons detached from the vessel and it ran aground on a sandbar, tipping over. The boat’s owner and chef Jeremy ‘Jay’ Lycke joined a handful of volunteers Wednesday to salvage and clean up what they could from the accident site, vowing to recover.
Popular Fort Lauderdale staple Jay's Sandbar Foodboat sank on Mother's Day after a pontoon snapped.