Florida
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Bonefish Aggregation
Scientists have successfully located and documented a bonefish pre-spawning aggregation (PSA) in the Florida Keys. The discovery is the first of its kind in Florida waters and the culmination of a years-long search that utilized acoustic telemetry and the historical knowledge of veteran fishing guides.
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2023 Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Group A and B Day 1 Results
MLF BPT 2023 Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Florida Day 1 Results
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Updates on Recovery Efforts in Florida Following Hurricane Ivan
In Case You Missed It: Updates on Recovery Efforts in Sarasota and DeSoto Counties Following Hurricane Ian
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Winners of Florida State Fish Art Contest
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), in partnership with Wildlife Forever
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Still Producing Giant Florida Strain Bass?
My question is when is the last time anyone heard of a DD coming out of there?
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Florida Saltwater Fishing Record for whiting/kingfish
Want to land the next state record? It’s simpler than you think.
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Florida bass to start the tourney season with Z-Man
“Z” Baits Leap Up the Leaderboard Z-Man® pros Miles Burghoff and Seth Feider weigh big Florida bass to start the tourney season
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Introducing Florida strain bass into Delta
Differences between Florida strain and Northern strain largemouth.
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TrophyCatch Season Kicks Off in Florida
Florida bass conservation and register for a chance to win a new boat all in the same program!
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Teen Lands Maryland Record for Florida Pompano
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has officially recognized 14-year-old Scott Hartzell Jr. of Easton as the first official state record holder for a Florida pompano. Hartzell caught the 3.375-pound fish on Stone Rock near Tilghman Island.
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Florida Largemouth Stocked in 3 Lakes
We stocked more than 1 million Florida-strain largemouth bass this past weekend
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Statewide population estimate of the Florida manatee published
Updated statewide abundance estimate for the Florida manatee The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) accomplished an important conservation goal by publishing the results from the second statewide population estimate of the Florida manatee. Results from the 2015-2016 manatee abundance survey suggest there were between 7,520 and 10,280 manatees in Florida, totals higher than an earlier abundance estimate suggested. This exciting news contributes to the conclusion that conservation measures implemented by the FWC and its partners continue to create an environment that allows the manatee population to recover.
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New Opportunities for a Florida Saltwater Fishing Record
Beginning Jan. 1, 2019, anglers will have more opportunities to catch a Florida Saltwater Fishing Record. Four new species – white grunt, blueline tilefish, schoolmaster snapper and red porgy – will be added to the list of species eligible for a Florida Saltwater Fishing Record. Catches for these newly-added species must be made on or after Jan. 1, 2019, to qualify for a record.
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USGS study of Lake Okeechobee algae gives new insight on South Florida coastal blooms
Salty Water Causes Some Algae to Release Toxins USGS study of Lake Okeechobee algae gives new insight on South Florida coastal blooms
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Bigger Fish with Florida Bass Stockings
One thing you will never find is a bass angler who is happy with catching medium-sized fish
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Florida Largemouths at Orange Lake
Orange Lake for Florida Largemouths Orange Lake is the largest lake in the North Central Region at 12,550 acres . It is designated as a Fish Management Area and is located about 20 miles southeast of Gainesville. Orange Lake averages 5.5 feet deep with a maximum depth of 12 feet. Water levels fluctuate an average of 2 feet, annually. Outflow is controlled by a fixed-crest weir located at Highway 301 (southeast portion of lake). Orange Lake receives inflow from Newnans Lake through River Styx and from Lochloosa Lake through Cross Creek. Cross Creek (1.8 miles) is navigable to most boats during normal water levels.
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Florida teen fatally struck in head by prop in fall overboard when dad accidentally hit throttle
His nickname came about, Gulmy said, because he often wore a blue fishing shirt to school.
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