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| Florida Fuel Docks - Ft. Lauderdale |
Bahia Mar Yachting Center, 954-764-2233 |
| Everglades Marina (Gas), 954-763-3030 |
| Jackson Marine (Gas), 954-792-4900 |
| Alsdorf Park Boat Launching Facility, 954-786-4111 |
| Hall of Fame Marina, 954-764-3975 |
| Lauderdale Marina, 954-523-8507 |
| Gianonne Marina, 954-784-9011 |
| New River Marina, 954-584-2500 |
| Pier 66 Marina, 954-728-3578 |
| Riverfront Marina, 954-527-1829 |
| Harbor Towne Marina, 954-926-0300 |
| City of Hollywood Marina, 954-921-3035 |
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Cold Water Affecting Fishing Destinations in South Florida Some fishing guides must adjust their fishing destinations to take advantage of the fish that can handle the colder temperatures. |
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Heading South for the Winter Heading south for the winter is looking better than ever. With fuel prices to heat homes steadily going up, and the “global climate change” keeping the trend of temperatures steadily going down, getting colder with each season, heading to Ft. Lauderdale, Miami or even farther, the Florida Keys looks and sounds better than ever. Bringing [...] |
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Yacht Charters The season is coming and the weather is right in south Florida for sailing, fishing, diving or just any kind of watersports you are looking to splash into. The weather got cold really early up north in the U.S. bringing the “snowbirds” down a little sooner, and we are also getting prepared for the tourists [...] |
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Safest Sailing Catamaran For Sale on the High Seas The Seacat 34 is one of the safest and best sailing yachts ever built in the whole world. Click on the following to see this yacht: Seacat 34. This little ship is a production boat built in France with marine grade 6000 series aluminium. This yacht, Fellowship, has stood the test of time and endurance. Many [...] |
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Fishing in South Florida One of my favorite aspects about Florida is that some water sports activity or another is always “in season.” Check it out here: Miami watersports or Ft Lauderdale watersports. Most water sports are always “in season” in Florida for me, at least mid Florida and south to the Keys. And then the Bahamas are just [...] |
