The Indian River Lagoon stretches 156 miles along Florida’s east-central coast. Generally a mile or two wide and dotted with hundreds of small spoil islands, the shallow estuary is a paddler’s paradise, when healthy a […]
During the past year, Florida’s outdoor sportsmen have seen massive harmful algal blooms and fish die-offs across the Indian River Lagoon. Around the state, Tampa Bay and Florida Bay have experienced very similar bouts with […]
It started out like a normal, ordinary fishing trip. A trip I had taken hundreds of times before. The early morning crew included a father, Bob, and his two young sons Bobby and Riley. The […]
You once had a friend, he is dead. What cause it? We do know why? Our friend, the Indian River Lagoon Is dying the death of a thousand cuts. A hundred years, a thousand years […]
You once had a friend; he is dead. What cause it? We do know why? Our friend, the Indian River Lagoon Is dying the death of a thousand cuts. A hundred years, a thousand years […]
At 9:19 AM, March 23, 2016, the skies were overcast; the temperature was a mild 74 degrees; a persistent southeast wind at 12 mph was blowing, and the barometer was 30.13 and dropping; the surf […]
Along its entire 156-mile length, there has been an increasing number of people protesting about the current dreadful condition of the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) system. Their concerns are centered around the re-emergence of green […]
The relevance of the Anglers for Conservation’s mission to ensure the survival of the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) came up recently while talking with Duane Defreese, Ph.D. It was a logical topic, seeing that Duane […]
For those who have followed my fishing reports over the years, you’ve grown to appreciate the same signals I anticipate and look forward to every spring. The sweet fragrance of orange blossoms carried across the […]
Join us for a day, a week or the entire Indian River Lagoon (IRL) Paddle Adventure. This year’s 2014 IRL Paddle Adventure kicks off at sunset on November 29th at the Marine Discovery Center (MDC) […]
The area en- compassing Mosquito Lagoon, the northern reaches of the Indian River Lagoon, the Canaveral. National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge are essentially the most pristine lands and waters left along Florida’s […]
We hear and see so much about kayaks and kayak fishing these days. Undeniably, kayaks have certain advantages- they’re small, they’re very portable, and when you’re in a solo kayak there is no compromise. You […]
Where’s the sea grasses? If I hadn’t heard it once, I heard it 12 times this past summer regarding the Indian River Lagoon! Is it a mystery? Researchers know sea grass loss is due in […]
Although gusty winds and rain have dominated our weather on the Indian River Lagoon Coast of Florida this past week, we have still managed some very respectable fish targeting protected areas. This past week combined […]
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