Carlos Alberto Martinez, 11 years old, with Elias Rodriguez, co-owner of Miami Fishing Supply. Roberto Koltun rkoltun@miamiherald.com The company and its products: Miami Fishing Supply is a small ...

Very rarely does an angler find themselves in a city like Miami. With half of a million people and incredible fishing just a short charter boat ride away, you’ll be hard-pressed to run out of things ...

For 16 summers now, Capt. Mike Puller has been teaching Miami’s youth the art of sport fishing. On the surface, the lessons these kids learn not only include knot tying, cast-net throwing and ...

The ocean settled in the wake of the nor'easter and fishermen have found the sea bass biting and the fall run of striped bass has started. The Whitefish and Polson golf teams could have plenty to ...

Miami was truly a paradise for me over a half-century ago. I now look how young kids are practically sequestered inside their houses out of parental fear. I always thank my lucky stars that I was ...

Zoom out. What’s the big picture here? Sure, the water in Miami is pretty to gaze at from your lounge chair. But give yourself a real experience by hopping aboard the Therapy-IV, a 58-foot sportfish ...

Biscayne Channel Light—known as Bug Light to South Floridians—was a navigational aid that stood off Key Biscayne, Florida, since 1929. Bug Light served a critical secondary purpose as a haven for ...