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Key Largo	Tavernier	Islamorada		Beaches	Bridges
Layton	Key Colony Beach	Marathon	Lighthouses	Parks	Reefs
Big Pine Key	Key West.	More Islands	Resorts	Restaurants	Florida Everglades
Things To Do for $10 or less for family of 4			Vacation Rentals by Owner		Keys Schools
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Boating	Diving	Fishing	Keys Creatures	Keys Fish (Top 5)	Keys Plants
	Keys Jobs	Lobstering			Weather
Keys Humor	Fishing Humor	Shark Humor	Keys Conchs	Keys News
Dive Humor	April Sloof		Keys Treasures Blog		Keys Blogs

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American Crocodiles: Gentle Giant of the Florida Keys

The American crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus), a species often shrouded in myth and misunderstanding, is a fascinating and integral part of the Florida Keys ecosystem. This ancient reptile, with its distinctive, narrow snout and elongated body, has inhabited these subtropical islands for centuries. Despite its fearsome appearance, the American crocodile is ...

Discover a New Paradise at Islander Resort Islamorada

Islander Resort Islamorada invites you to experience a culinary journey like no other. Our resort is thrilled to unveil a collection of exciting new dining options that will tantalize your taste buds and immerse you in the beauty of the Florida Keys. Indulge in Coastal Casual Cuisine Savor the ...

Catch and Cook Grunts in the Florida Keys: A Local Tradition

Catch and Cook Grunts are a popular target for recreational anglers in the Florida Keys, offering a tasty and sustainable fishing experience. These small, bottom-dwelling fish are known for their distinctive grunting sound, which is caused by the movement of their swim bladders. Catching Grunts: Grunts can be caught using ...

Discovering the Florida Keys in Fall: Top Activities and Experiences

Fall is one of the best times to visit the Florida Keys. With pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and a laid-back atmosphere, the Keys offer a unique blend of nature, adventure, and culture. Whether you’re looking for outdoor wildlife encounters, or local festivals, fall in the Keys provides endless Activities and ...

Keep Silver Kings Reigning Best Tarpon Fishing Practices

When fishing for tarpon this season, be sure to use best fishing practices to keep silver kings reigning. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) consulted a number of external partners, including charter captains, Salt Strong and Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, to create a comprehensive list of best Tarpon fishing practices to ...

Go Slow Look Out Below For Manatees

Watching for manatees while boating is always important and spring is a particularly important season for boaters to go slow and lookout below for the slow-moving mammals as they naturally disperse from their winter refuges. Manatees overwinter in Florida springs, power plant discharges and other warm-water sites, relying on water that ...

Florida Keys Dive Spots to Add to Undersea Bucket List

As well as the continental United States’ only coral barrier reef, the Florida Keys feature unique dive spots that provide unparalleled adventures for underwater enthusiasts. The majestic Christ of the Deep statue, an artificial reef created from a historic Florida Keys Over-Sea Railroad bridge, and much more await divers in ...

Hammerhead Shark Nursery Discovered in Biscayne Bay

Marine biologists in Florida may have discovered the first-ever great hammerhead shark nursery, one of the largest predatory shark species. The nursery is believed to be located in Biscayne Bay, a developed area on the southeast coast of Florida. Unlike other shark species, great hammerheads give birth to live young, ...

Recreational Hogfish Closes in Atlantic and Florida Keys Nov 1

Hogfish recreational harvest will close in state and federal waters off the east coast of Florida and the Florida Keys starting Nov. 1. This Hogfish closure includes all state and federal waters south of Cape Sable, which is on the Gulf side of Florida and up the Atlantic coast. The ...

50% Discount for Florida State Park Passes and FWC Hunting and Fishing Licenses

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the Great Outdoors Initiative to encourage Floridians to go outdoors and explore Florida’s natural resources, including our award-winning state parks, vast recreation areas, and world-renowned waterways. As part of the Great Outdoors Initiative, Governor DeSantis signed Executive Order 23-209 (The Great Outdoors Initiative) directing the Florida Department ...

Key West Goombay Festival Oct 20-21

Revelers can enjoy island-style music, food, and a high-energy celebration of the cultural connection between Key West and the Bahamas at the annual Goombay street festival set for noon to midnight Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20-21. The family-friendly festival is centered on Petronia Street, just off Key West’s famed Duval ...

FWC Approves Stone Crab Regulations Changes

At its October meeting, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved changes to recreational and commercial stone crab regulations for escape ring requirements. These regulation changes include: For the 2023-24 stone crab season, an unobstructed escape ring 2 3/16 inches in diameter for all recreational and commercial plastic ...

Dive Snorkel Kayak Oct 19-22 Florida Keys REEF Fest

Ocean lovers who enjoy diving, snorkeling and kayaking eco-tours can explore and learn about the latest in Florida Keys marine conservation during the annual REEF Fest Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 19-22, in Key Largo. Ocean conservation, education initiatives and demonstrating positive impacts of citizen science in the Florida Keys and ...

Sun Outdoors RV Resort oSugarloaf Key

In the Lower Keys, the 7-acre waterfront Sun Outdoors Sugarloaf Key is slated to open in October on Summerland Key. As the Keys’ fourth Sun Outdoors RV resort, it features 73 full hookup 20-, 30-, and 50-amp RV sites with patio, complimentary Wi-Fi and outdoor picnic table; a heated pool, ...

Things to do in Key Largo and Islamorada in September

Key Largo and Islamorada are beautiful destinations in the Florida Keys. Here are some things to do in both places in September 2023. Things To Do In Key Largo John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park: Explore the underwater world through snorkeling or glass-bottom boat tours. It's a fantastic place for ...

Catch, Clean, and Cook with Florida Keys Spiny Lobster

The Florida Keys, known for their stunning coral reefs and diverse marine life, offer an incredible opportunity for adventure seekers and food enthusiasts alike. Among the many delicacies that grace the waters of the Keys, the Florida Keys Spiny Lobster (Panulirus argus) stands out as a delectable treat for seafood ...

Exploring the Spectacular Florida Keys Elkhorn Coral

Welcome to the mesmerizing world of the Florida Keys, a tropical paradise renowned for its vibrant marine life and stunning coral reefs. Among the many coral species that grace the Florida Keys waters, the Florida Keys Elkhorn Coral (Acropora palmata) stands out as an essential and captivating component of the ...

Your 2023 Video Guide to Lobster Harvesting in the Florida Keys

Local, state and federal agencies strictly enforce lobster harvesting and boating safety regulations in the Florida Keys during the lobster mini-season the last Wednesday and Thursday in July (July 26-27), and regular season that begins Aug. 6. Captain David Dipre of Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission discusses important points ...

Unveiling the Thrills of the 2023 Florida Keys Sport Lobster Season

The Florida Keys, a paradise for ocean enthusiasts and adventure seekers, has once again set the stage for an adrenaline-pumping and unforgettable experience – the 2023 Florida Keys Sport Lobster Season. This much-anticipated event draws thousands of divers and snorkelers from all over the world, eager to catch a glimpse ...

FWC Rule For Recreational Crab Traps March 1 2013

Starting in March 2013, recreational crab traps in Florida will be required to have rigid funnel openings no larger than 2 x 6 inches at the narrowest point or 2 x 6-inch bycatch reduction devices installed to reduce accidental trapping of diamondback terrapins, which has been a significant threat to ...

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