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Florida

Some homeowners have gone to extraordinalry lengths in the past to keep cruisers from dropping the hook in front of their homes.

Florida anchoring wars are back

Robert Beringer at the helm of Ukiyo, a Catalina 34 with a 50-foot mast.

A family cruise to Green Cove Springs

The 33-foot Sea Ray burned to the waterline following an explosion in the area of the stern.

Boat explosion under investigation

The turtle hospital staff found this sick turtle near the facility.

News Notes Florida & the South

Shovel ready

Dredging will become a much more common sight after a $1.9 billion boost from the federal stimulus package.

Federal stimulus is boon for dredging

In the end, lawmakers passed on giving tax breaks to megayacht buyers.

Boater tax relief bill takes on water

A new law specifically forbids counties and municipalities from trying to restrict cruisers from anchoring outside permitted mooring fields.

Riding the legislative tides

NTSB investigates St. Augustine crash

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News notes Florida & the South

Thieves stole this 34-foot Spectre from Jay Palini's backyard lift in Pinellas County. Authorities suspect the theft was part of a crime ring that steals boats to use in trafficking drugs and illegal immigrants.

Thieves plaguing Floridas west coast

Kaye Pearson

Boat show pioneer was Florida icon

Left to right are, Mike Criscola, tournament chairman; Baker Bishop, grand champion; Charlotte Ambrogio, tournament director; and Captain Drew Moret.

Fishing Notes

Tim Gidus, president of Gold Coast Explorations, explores the mystery wreck.

News Notes Florida & the South

An aerial view of a boat being prepared for towing after grounding in Everglades National Park. It can take seagrass beds several years to recover from prop damage like this.

Everglades damage: GPS partly to blame

Former mayor Bob Cox, left, a co-founder of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, was on hand as Naugle, right, delivered his farewell address.

Floridas boating mayor says goodbye

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Four saved from Biscayne Bay blaze

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News Notes Florida

Fishing Notes

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers will now be looking for a passport when you return from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean.

New passport requirement starts in June

The author warns that while the shores of the British Virgin Islands may beckon, don't cross over from the USVIs without the right paperwork.

To navigate the BVIs, learn the customs

Rescuers removed about 670 feet of line from a right whale - one of only 300 to 400 left in existence.

News Notes Florida & the South

The team on Relentless set a single-boat record in winning the Islamorada Sailfish Tournament. Pictured, left to right, are Fenton Langston, Paul Ross, Jimmy Hendrix, and Debbie and Jimmy David.

Fishing Notes

Miami clubs passion for powerboats

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