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Pack your bags, go away for winter sports (Chillicothe Gazette)

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People often say Ohio is one of the best states in the U.S. to live out their days. It's rarely too cold and snowy like Minnesota or Michigan's upper peninsula, and rarely too hot as with Georgia and Alabama. Real droughts are unusual, heavy rains don't come all that often, and while tornadoes do happen, they're fairly rare. Hurricanes and earthquakes? Forget it.
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Tarpon sculptures will take over Tampa buildings in June (The Tampa Tribune)

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In June, large tarpon sculptures should start appearing on the sides of skyscrapers in downtown Tampa. Just a few at first, then schools of fish should appear on buildings and shopping malls.
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Fatal wreck victim embraced a life on the ocean (Key West Citizen)

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Longtime Florida Keys scuba diver and Big Pine Key resident Vernon Siegel's legacy to his sons was a love of the sea. \"Ever since I can remember, we've been diving, trapping and fishing the reef,\"... read more
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Tarpon is the star in fin arts project (The Tampa Tribune)

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Want to hook a 6-foot tarpon? Do you mind it being fiberglass? In June, large tarpon sculptures should start appearing on the sides of skyscrapers in downtown Tampa. Just a few at first, then schools of fish should appear on buildings and shopping malls.
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Guide admits tarpon tag laws skirted in PTTS tourney; fish fed to sharks (The Boca Beacon)

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The following was posted by Capt. Scott Hughes on the Florida Sportsman Southwest Florida forum. The comment came in response to a debate over an article published on BocaBeacon.com written by David Futch. The article appears in the January issue of Pirate Coast Magazine and is reprinted with permission. There are two posts here. And [...]
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Second Florida shark attack reported in less than a week (WALB Albany)

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A Florida angler is recovering after being nipped by a shark while surf-fishing on Riviera Beach. It was a scary encounter just off the sand.
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Lionfish invade Florida Keys (Miami Herald)

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At French Reef, 30 feet below the ocean's surface, Sea Dwellers dive instructor Dave Jefferiss was on a mission to find and capture one of the gorgeous but dreaded new invaders of the Florida Keys: a lionfish.
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South Florida fishing report (Miami Herald)

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Captain Jim Hobales of Caught Lookin Fishing Charters has been having plenty of action from tarpon, snapper and grouper around Haulover Inlet and Government Cut. The best baits have been free-lined live shrimp and Gulp shrimp fished on a jig head.
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Seminars at the Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boat Show (The News-Press)

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Seminars offered during the Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boat Show at the Lee Civic Center this weekend. Seminar schedules are the same both days.
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Massive fish kill may kill off fishing business for charter captains (Naples Daily News)

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Snook have taken a hit from last month’s cold snap and now some fear the hurt could extend to anglers that make their living on the water.Reports of dead fish too numerous to count prompted the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to close the fishing season for snook until Sept. 1 and for bonefish and tarpon until April.All three fish are prized catches for recreational anglers in ...
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