Captain Van Hubbard

02/12/2025

02/11/2025

02/11/2025

02/11/2025

FAVORITE MENU ITEMS at ALABAMA JACK'S in Key Largo?!? 💖😋💝🤷‍♂️

02/11/2025

Are you ready for an Up-Close and Personal experience with our Dolphin Friends in John's Pass and Boca Ciega Bay? Our Guaranteed Dolphin watching tour is sure to put a smile on everyone's face!

02/10/2025

We have more Live Blue Crab. Did you know that we clean the crabs for you for free?

We also offer the Live Blue Crab steamed with your choice of Old Bay or J.O. seasoning.

Just give us a call to order yours.
252-248-2190

02/09/2025

Due to the overwhelming response to the first talk on January 11th, Highwaymen Specialist, Roger Lightle, has graciously added TWO more Highwaymen talks to the EAC schedule - Friday, February 21st @ 1:30pm and Saturday, February 22nd @ 1:30pm. RSVP links can be found in the comments. Seating is first come, first served. You don’t want to miss this!

The Florida Highwaymen exhibition is free and open to the public during EAC business hours, through March 7th.

This exhibition sponsored and paid for in part by the Sarasota County Tourist Development Tax.

02/08/2025

“It’s not my garbage but it’s my planet!”

Love it!!!

📸Marissa White

02/08/2025

02/06/2025

02/06/2025

04/24: Captains Meeting, Team Check-In & Registration04/25: Kids Fishing Slam & Community Party04/26: Tournament Fishing & Weigh-In & Crown The Fall KING04/27: Awards Ceremony and Payouts

02/06/2025

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Final Days of Sale - Regulations Guides - https://mailchi.mp/americagofishing/deal-of-the-week-9897891

02/05/2025

A world of tropical adventure awaits in Museum of the Everglades' latest special exhibit, "Randy Wayne White's Everglades - Writing the Real Florida"!

Best-selling South Florida author Randy Wayne White spent 13 years as a full-time fishing guide out of Tarpon Bay on nearby Sanibel Island. He had run over 3,000 paid charters ranging from Fort Myers to Flamingo when government regulations closed the bay he guided from to motorized craft. With a wife and two young sons to support and his livelihood in jeopardy, he set out to write the great American novel – and succeeded. It was 1989.

Combining his passion for Florida history with his knowledge of coastal waters, the local culture and experience with the people and places that make the region so unique, Mr. White created a protagonist for his story – Marion “Doc” Ford. A former national security agent turned marine biologist who was simultaneously relatable, likeable, and still deadly when necessary. 27 books later, the Doc Ford series is still going strong.

The action in Randy Wayne White’s books crisscrosses the state (and sometimes the globe) but the Everglades remain at the heart of many of his stories. Many readers recognize locations described in the novels and often see local personalities reflected in the books’ characters. New visitors to the area have already learned about the challenges facing what remains of “old Florida” through Mr. White’s writings when they arrive and immediately feel connections with both the people and the land.

Our new temporary exhibit, Randy Wayne White’s Everglades, celebrates and explores those connections and the author whose work brings the REAL Florida to life. The exhibit is on display until May 3rd!

Museum of the Everglades is located at 105 Broadway Avenue W. in Everglades City. The museum is open Tuesday–Saturday, 9AM–4PM. Admission is free!

02/03/2025

See you there