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Bowfishing for Tilapia in the Everglades

Captain Jason Peters stands at the helm of his airboat, sweeping the clear, shallow slough with the beam of his headlamp as his friend captain Bill Lepree wields a longbow from the bow. Suddenly, the light …

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History of Bimini Bluefin Tuna Fishing Featured in Marlin Magazine

If you missed Marlin Magazine’s fascinating January 2012 account of the history of Bimini’s bluefin tuna fishery, then you are in luck – you can now read the full article at the magazine’s …

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Guy Harvey Outpost to Host Fun Back Country Fishing Tournament

Once upon a time in Everglades National Park, one of the very few fishermen intrepid enough to explore the remote and mosquito-infested waters of Hells Bay was park ranger Herman Lucerne. His deep back …

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Join Guy Harvey Outpost for BugFest at Lauderdale-By-The-Sea

Come join the Guy Harvey Outpost team for some fun, some bugs and some laughs.  Meet up with us at Guy Harvey Outpost’s local Dive Outfitter, South Florida Diving Headquarters, an official BugFest …

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Roosterfish for Science

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Playing Tag with Roosterfish for Science

Roosterfish– the hard-fighting, black-banded fish with the distinctive cock’s comb dorsal fin–is one of the most sought-after recreational species in the eastern Pacific.  Anglers happily …

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Plunge into the History of Diving Museum, Islamorada, Florida

Come celebrate 100 years of Diving History August 23rd with a wine & cheese reception at the Museum just up the road from the Islander Resort, a Guy Harvey Outpost.  August 24th the Museum will …

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Catching Gator Trout on the Anclote River

Casting a MirrOdine suspending plug to a submerged spoil island near the mouth of the Anclote River near Tarpon Springs, I wasn’t too optimistic that I’d catch anything.  The incoming tide …

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Changing Seasons

How do Floridians know the seasons have changed?  No the palm trees do not turn crimson and orange.  I could give you the old line about “The license tags change colors.”  Another sign of change …

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Posted 27 Jul, 2017

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By Sue Cocking, Guy Harvey Outpost Travel Journalist