Big Cypress
Bizarre Fish Behavior in the Florida Keys
A mysterious phenomenon is unfolding in the Florida Keys that could have ripple effects reaching our shores.
Fishing The 10,000 Islands April
Spring Fishing here in the 10,000 Islands continues to get better. We are finally catching some bigger fish on the outside Islands.
Did You Know There’s a Picture Gallery in the Swamp
It’s Clyde Butcher’s, an internationally recognized American large format camera photographer known for his fascinating black-and-white fine art photography.
Sea Turtle Nesting Season Arrives
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is sharing the reminder that sea turtles are starting to nest on our beaches.
You Gotta Visit the New Boardwalk
If you haven’t taken the time to stop at the new Big Cypress Bend Boardwalk in the Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park you are missing out!
Where is the Smallest Post Office In The US?
According to Postal Facts, “the smallest Post Office is in Ochopee, FL (34141) and is 61.3 square feet situated on U.S. Route 41, just 3 miles east of the intersection with State Road 29, proudly serving the locals with a unique charm and history.”
Fishing The 10,000 Islands March
March brings windy weather and changing conditions, but anglers in the 10,000 Islands are finding success with Seatrout, Redfish, Sheepshead, and more.
Prized pink-tagged bass are swimming in these Florida waters!
Everglades City The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Judge Rules Against 404 Permitting
On February 15th, Judge Randolph Moss, overseeing the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., made a significant ruling regarding Florida’s “404 program,” which aims to protect federal wetlands.
Celebrating the Miccosukee
Museum of the Everglades recently collaborated with the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians to create an exhibit sharing and celebrating their history.
