Life has been very good and also interesting. I'm always wondering what's around the bend. Thanks much for listening!

Sometimes the best place to find fish in the Florida Keys is to take a boat trip into the far reaches of upper Florida Bay. What I call, way in the way back.

Historically, only 2 previous "no name storms" are recognized by the National Weather Service. Well, we just experienced number 3 down here in Key Largo. It was quite the storm. 19.6 inches of rain in 24 hours and wind gust just off the coast were measured at 86 mph. After a couple of days of cleanup, everything seems to be back to normal and hurricane season ends on November 30th. Thank goodness.

Want to know more about fishing line and why monofilament and braided lines are both good to use. Then tune in and listen.

It's nice living in paradise. It has it ups and downs for some, but mostly ups for those of us living on a rock. This is an information filled episode and there's a bit of a surprise at the end. Thanks for listening!

Yes indeed. The show notepad was full of bits and pieces, so it's time to get them all in one podcast. Thanks again for listening.

A successful fishing trip is mostly about being in the right place at the right time. There are also many other parts to this equation and that's what this episode is about.

The good old days are usually thought of as times of the past. The days of growing up with glass instead of plastic. With milk delivered to your doorstep, and drinking water out of the hose. But my take is a bit different and that's what this week's podcast is about.

This weeks podcast is almost all fishing. From new rules handed down by the FWC, recent fishing reports, both inshore and offshore, and a new lure I'm pretty excited to try.

When you don't have a boat or access to the water from shore, give bridge fishing a try here in the Florida Keys. There are lots of great places to wet a line and you never know what you might catch.