#florida fishing

[marine-corps-strong]

8 mile run this morning and last day of fishing. Been a great 17 days but need to head back to the other house and do some things there. Florida has been great and weather was awesome. Glad the hurricane missed my area. Drive home tomorrow and half marathon this weekend. Always trying to stay busy. Happy Monday everyone. 🤜🤛❤️🇺🇸

[noisycowboyglitter]

Cape Coral Florida Fishing: Best Times of Year to Reel in Big Catches

Cape Coral, Florida Fishing offers an exceptional angling experience in the heart of Southwest Florida. This coastal city, known for its extensive canal system and proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, provides diverse fishing opportunities for both novice and experienced anglers.

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The area's warm waters host a variety of sought-after species including snook, redfish, tarpon, and sea trout. Offshore excursions yield opportunities for grouper, snapper, and even shark fishing. The Caloosahatchee River and its estuaries offer excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and catfish.

Cape Coral's unique geography allows for multiple fishing methods. Anglers can cast from the shore, fish from one of the city's many piers, or charter a boat for inshore or deep-sea adventures. Kayak fishing is particularly popular, allowing access to shallow mangrove areas teeming with fish.

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Year-round fishing is possible due to Florida's subtropical climate, though seasonal variations affect fish behavior and availability. Local bait shops and guides provide valuable insights on current hotspots and effective techniques.

Whether you're looking for a relaxing day on the canals or an adrenaline-pumping offshore experience, Cape Coral's fishing scene offers something for every angler, set against the backdrop of Florida's stunning coastal scenery.

Cape Coral, located along the Caloosahatchee River in southwest Florida, is a prime destination for anglers seeking diverse fishing opportunities. The city's extensive network of canals, as well as its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, provide access to a variety of fish species. Anglers can target species such as snook, redfish, trout,

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tarpon, and more in the inland waterways and coastal areas surrounding Cape Coral. The mild subtropical climate and year-round fishing season make it an attractive option for both novice and experienced anglers. With numerous marinas, boat ramps, and tackle shops, Cape Coral caters to the needs of visiting fishermen, offering all the necessary resources to make the most of the region's abundant aquatic life. Whether casting from the shore, pier, or boat, anglers are sure to find ample opportunities to enjoy the sport in Cape Coral

For the avid angler in your life, finding the perfect gift can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are numerous cool and creative options that any fisherman is sure to appreciate. From high-tech fishing gear like polarized sunglasses, GPS-enabled tackle boxes, and rechargeable headlamps to more personalized items like custom fishing lures, engraved fishing tools, and apparel featuring fishing-

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themed designs, the options are endless. For the fisherman who has it all, consider unique home decor items like nautical-inspired wall art, beer mugs etched with fish silhouettes, or even a hanging rod rack to display their prized collection. No matter the occasion, there are countless cool and practical gifts that can cater to the fishing enthusiast's passion and interests. With a little creativity, you can find the perfect present to make any fisherman smile.

[fishpro4u]

Unveiling the Allure of Bahamas Charter Fishing: Your Ultimate Guide to Angling Bliss

Photo by Mikhail Nilov on Pexels.com The turquoise waters of the Bahamas beckon, promising not just a fishing trip but an adventure of a lifetime. \In this guide, we’ll navigate the ins and outs of Bahamas charter fishing, uncovering the treasures that await anglers in this tropical paradise. Benefits of Bahamas Charter Fishing Embarking on a Bahamas charter fishing trip opens doors to a host…

[mikufanclub]

maybe there is miku even in this godless land

[woodsmanwife]

Fishing

[jadafitch]

Florida mangroves, for Mass Audubon and Storey Publishing‘s Nature Smarts Workbook, Ages 7-9.

[vintagecamping]

A successful day of fishing in Homosassa Springs

Florida

1968

[floridafishkeeper]

When you're the littlest guy doing your very best!

Dwarf seahorse

[ratatatastic]

the finnish food tasting segment finally dropped and there is quite literally nothing funnier than maffhew who desires the approval and opinion of his great beloved captain in what he considers him an expert in aka finland so honestly does his opinion really matter in the grand scheme of things if sasha doesnt like said food?

match made in terrible eating manner heaven, amen

[freddieillustration]

florida gar (in risograph colors) - prints

[marine-corps-strong]

Windy all day and no rain.....just cloudy and breezy. Caught about 20 or so today. The storm is cutting away so maybe some rain overnight and slight winds. Great day of fishing. Happy Thursday everyone.🤜🤛🇺🇸❤️

[dandelionsresilience]

Good News - August 15-21

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1. Smart hives and dancing robot bees could boost sustainable beekeeping

“[Researchers] developed a digital comb—a thin circuit board equipped with various sensors around which bees build their combs. Several of these in each hive can then transmit data to researchers, providing real-time monitoring. [… Digital comb] can [also] be activated to heat up certain parts of a beehive […] to keep the bees warm during the winter[…. N]ot only have [honeybee] colonies reacted positively, but swarm intelligence responds to the temperature changes by reducing the bees' own heat production, helping them save energy.”

2. Babirusa pigs born at London Zoo for first time

“Thanks to their gnarly tusks […] and hairless bodies, the pigs are often called "rat pigs" or "demon pigs” in their native Indonesia[….] “[The piglets] are already looking really strong and have so much energy - scampering around their home and chasing each other - it’s a joy to watch. They’re quite easy to tell apart thanks to their individual hair styles - one has a head of fuzzy red hair, while its sibling has a tuft of dark brown hair.””

3. 6,000 sheep will soon be grazing on 10,000 acres of Texas solar fields

“The animals are more efficient than lawn mowers, since they can get into the nooks and crannies under panel arrays[….] Mowing is also more likely to kick up rocks or other debris, damaging panels that then must be repaired, adding to costs. Agrivoltaics projects involving sheep have been shown to improve the quality of the soil, since their manure is a natural fertilizer. […] Using sheep instead of mowers also cuts down on fossil fuel use, while allowing native plants to mature and bloom.”

4. Florida is building the world's largest environmental restoration project

“Florida is embarking on an ambitious ecological restoration project in the Everglades: building a reservoir large enough to secure the state's water supply. […] As well as protecting the drinking water of South Floridians, the reservoir is also intended to dramatically reduce the algae-causing discharges that have previously shut down beaches and caused mass fish die-offs.”

5. The Right to Repair Movement Continues to Accelerate

“Consumers can now demand that manufacturers repair products [including mobile phones….] The liability period for product defects is extended by 12 months after repair, incentivising repairs over replacements. [… M]anufacturers may need to redesign products for easier disassembly, repair, and durability. This could include adopting modular designs, standardizing parts, and developing diagnostic tools for assessing the health of a particular product. In the long run, this could ultimately bring down both manufacturing and repair costs.”

6. Federal Judge Rules Trans Teen Can Play Soccer Just In Time For Her To Attend First Practice

“Today, standing in front of a courtroom, attorneys for Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle, two transgender girls, won an emergency temporary restraining order allowing Tirrell to continue playing soccer with her friends. […] Tirrell joined her soccer team last year and received full support from her teammates, who, according to the filing, are her biggest source of emotional support and acceptance.”

7. Pilot study uses recycled glass to grow plants for salsa ingredients

“"We're trying to reduce landfill waste at the same time as growing edible vegetables," says Andrea Quezada, a chemistry graduate student[….] Early results suggest that the plants grown in recyclable glass have faster growth rates and retain more water compared to those grown in 100% traditional soil. [… T]he pots that included any amount of recyclable glass [also] didn't have any fungal growth.”

8. Feds announce funding push for ropeless fishing gear that spares rare whales

“Federal fishing managers are promoting the use of ropeless gear in the lobster and crab fishing industries because of the plight of North Atlantic right whales. […] Lobster fishing is typically performed with traps on the ocean bottom that are connected to the surface via a vertical line. In ropeless fishing methods, fishermen use systems such an inflatable lift bag that brings the trap to the surface.”

9. Solar farms can benefit nature and boost biodiversity. Here’s how

“[… M]anaging solar farms as wildflower meadows can benefit bumblebee foraging and nesting, while larger solar farms can increase pollinator densities in surrounding landscapes[….] Solar farms have been found to boost the diversity and abundance of certain plants, invertebrates and birds, compared to that on farmland, if solar panels are integrated with vegetation, even in urban areas.”

10. National Wildlife Federation Forms Tribal Advisory Council to Guide Conservation Initiatives, Partnerships

“The council will provide expertise and consultation related to respecting Indigenous Knowledges; wildlife and natural resources; Indian law and policy; Free, Prior and Informed Consent[… as well as] help ensure the Federation’s actions honor and respect the experiences and sovereignty of Indigenous partners.”

August 8-14 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)

[i-give-you-a-fish]

Can I pretty please get a long boi?

LOOONG

You get a Florida Gar

Lepisosteus platyrhincus

[ornithologyorthodoxy]

10/10/24