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Lassoing Tigers by the Tail

By Sue Cocking | Guy Harvey Outpost It looked more like the marine version of a rodeo than a scientific expedition in the clear, shallow waters of Tiger Beach off West End, Grand Bahama Island in the spring …

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Whale sharks turtles temples highlight isla mujeres expedition

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Whale Sharks, Turtles, Temples Highlight Isla Mujeres Expedition

When Angela Smith and eight Guy Harvey Outpost Whale Shark Expedition members plunged into the Caribbean Sea off Mexico earlier this month, they thought they might not be able to keep up with the school …

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Maimi Bonefish

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Maimi Herald: Bonefish quest in Bimini proves to be an adventure

The following article appeared in the Wednesday, July 20th edition of the Miami Herald. BY SUSAN COCKING BIMINI, Bahamas — If Pat Ford — an accomplished fly fisher and nature photographer from …

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Florida Wildlife Federation Celebrating 25th Anniversary of Annual Boating Sweepstakes

TALLAHASSEE, FL – The Florida Wildlife Federation is excited to be celebrating the 25th Anniversary of our Annual Boating Sweepstakes. Instead of four boats, the Grand Prize winner will choose ONE of …

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Procuring Haute Cuisine by Airboat on Lake Okeechobee

by Sue Cocking, Guy Harvey Outpost staff writer scocking@guyharveyoutpost.com Those delicately-flavored sautéed frog legs you pay $25 and up for in South Florida restaurants do not come from amphibian …

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Keys Commercial Fishermen’s Group to Launch Lionfish Trapping Pilot Program

A new front in the war against invasive lionfish is expected to open soon in the South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico: a directed trap fishery. Faced with a quick-spreading predator from the Indo Pacific …

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With Safe Smart Encounters Tour Operators Can Help Save Shark

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With Safe, Smart Encounters, Tour Operators Can Help Save Sharks on Earth Day and Every Day

Fossil records indicate sharks have inhabited the world for millions of years, and people have been recording their fascination with them for more than a millennium. Early drawings and stories depicted …

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Posted 19 May, 2016

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By Sue Cocking, Guy Harvey Outpost Travel Journalist