
Readers of Florida’s largest newspaper opened the front section yesterday to find a full-page ad featuring a powerful message from Orvis CEO Perk Perkins, who addressed his letter to . . .
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Readers of Florida’s largest newspaper opened the front section yesterday to find a full-page ad featuring a powerful message from Orvis CEO Perk Perkins, who addressed his letter to . . .
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What happens when a young shop rat from Oregon gets a chance to spend three days in Key West, chasing tarpon and permit? That’s the subject of this great video from . . .
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Although most of the algae is gone and the St. Lucie River is running clear again, the growing movement to fix the hydrology of South Florida and send more water to the Everglades . . .
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Last month, we told you about Florida Senate Bill 10, introduced by State Senator Rob Bradley (R-Fleming Island), which is designed to reduce harmful Lake Okeechobee discharges and . . .
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For more than a year, we have been posting about the problems in South Florida caused by discharges of nutrient-laden water out of Lake Okeechobee. Huge algae blooms along both . . .
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As you may have noticed, we have been pushing hard to increase awareness about the problems plaguing South Florida, the Everglades, and the surrounding saltwater habitats. Here’s a . . .
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Last night, Orvis CEO Perk Perkins addressed attendees at the opening reception for The Everglades Coalition Conference in Sanibel, Florida. The theme of this year’s conference is . . .
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This podcast is an interview with an old friend and fishing buddy, Capt. Mike Connor of Bullsugar.org. Mike is a fishing guide whose livelihood has been threatened by the inaction . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Scott Graham, North Park Anglers

I was recently in Panama City Beach, Florida, and looked up David Magnum of Shallow Water Expeditions to go fishing for a day. Dave had an opening and was able to put me on a few . . .
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Although the huge releases of fresh water from Lake Okeechobee have stopped for the time being, the issues that plagued the Florida coast this year remain. Here’s a great video from The . . .
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