In a world where a fill-up can cost hundreds of dollars, fuel that runs well over $4 isn't helping the South Florida boating industry. The season is just beginning and many boat owners are looking at not spending as much time on the water as last year.
Saturday, May 318:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Fishing3:30 – 5:00 p.m. – Hooters Weigh-inThe tournament will feature Miami Dolphins players, coaches and alumni. Prizes and trophies will be awarded for the top three boats bringing in the most dolphin, kingfish, wahoo and tuna. The first place boat overall will receive an opportunity to travel with the Miami Dolphins to a selected away game for four people.
You're enjoying your brand new boat, but you need to make sure that your boat maintains you. You need to keep the boat and trailer tuned up and find a good place to store your boat when the weather will not allow you to use it. Here are some ideas to follow when you are looking to maintain and store your boat.
Whether you are boating or fishing, you need to know what the tides are going to do that day. CBS4.com latest weather update Latest Forecast from the National Weather Service Tide Indication Map from NOAA
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Before you decide to go out and start looking for the perfect fish to hang over your fireplace, you need to know which fish are in season and the limits on what you catch. Below you'll find all of the information you need when you hit the water for the perfect catch. 2008 Fishing Season (PDF document)