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CEPD green-lights referendum for beach project | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA - Island Reporter, Islander and Current - Vimarsana News

CEPD green-lights referendum for beach project | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA - Island Reporter, Islander and Current

The Captiva Erosion Prevention District's commission gave approval to hold a special election for a bond referendum to finance the post-hurricane beach renouris

November 24 fishing report from Byron Stout - Vimarsana News

November 24 fishing report from Byron Stout

You name it. Snook, redfish, trout, pompano, king mackerel, cobia, snappers, bass, crappie and more are biting inshore, offshore and in fresh waters all over Southwest Florida. Even the weather has been good.

Source: nbc-2.com
On the Water: Calm seas brings fishing opportunities | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

On the Water: Calm seas brings fishing opportunities | News, Sports, Jobs

Finally, a week without strong winds. After what seemed like a month of winds, we had a reprieve, and enjoyed calm seas. I cannot say the fishing was always bet

Waterfront Home For Sale By Owner - Saint James City, Florida - Vimarsana News

Waterfront Home For Sale By Owner - Saint James City, Florida

Water Front and Nature Lovers Paradise! Relax in your hammock swaying between giant Palms, eating mangos picked off your trees. Wait for your boating buddies, watching the dolphins and manatees play i | RealGeni.com

October 27 fishing report from Byron Stout - Vimarsana News

October 27 fishing report from Byron Stout

The cool breezes associated with fall cold fronts are a double-edged sword, slicing good and not so much. Cooling water temperatures inspire pelagic species to move south along the Gulf Coast.

Source: nbc-2.com