We here in New York, as well as many other states, take hunting seasons for granted, in that opening day means we go hunting. But that’s not always the case in other parts of the
Florida is blessed with 825 miles of sandy beaches. The southernmost state in the Lower 48 is a vacation destination for tourists searching for some wave riding, sun soaking, shell hunting and, of course, surfcasting.<br
The first black bear hunt in Florida in a decade will take place in December under a rule adopted Wednesday by state wildlife officials despite strong opposition to the eventual use of dogs and targeting
For many outdoorsmen, the action occurs in the three seasons other than winter. Those cold months might be when they long for those other seasons, perhaps even dreaming about them. I’m a little different. I
So long as they don’t eat them, stuff them, or turn them into hats for the British royal guard, Florida residents will be allowed to kill black bears threatening them on their property with no
On a good note Hurricane Ian churned up the shallow waters in this area and produced a lot of debris for the pelagic fish to forage around.
In central Florida, the early morning bass fishing bite is hot.
The saltwater bite is going strong for a number of species, but don’t forget freshwater action, too.
Algae doesn’t sour the usual adventures here, be it fishing, birdwatching, shelling or just general outdoor recreation.
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