North Jetty Fish Camp Changes Hands
Larry and Marilyn Sawyer of Bradenton take over North Jetty Fish Camp and rent a Venice home. Their family aids in running the camp while locals report whiting and catfish catches, including snook kept before June July ban. Fish reports from Wharf Bait & Tackle and Venice Pier list reds, blues, drum, sheepshead, mackerel, and shark catches. National Fishing Week runs June 7 13.
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Take a Kid Fishing Slogan Spawns Summer Fishing Week
A Illinois couple Lori and Ted Prehn of Bethalto visited Port Charlotte during the first week of summer vacation and attempted to befriend a pelican at the North Jetty. The bird snapped at Lori as she reached out, ending the moment. They planned an afternoon deep sea fishing trip to catch big ones.
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Venice Tides
Tide updates cover Stump Pass El Jobean Boca Grande Midnight Pass and Sanibel areas detailing high and low water levels and potential harbor effects. Mariners should monitor coastal conditions and heed local advisories for navigation.
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Safe catch and release tips for preserving fish life
The article promotes catch and release as a fun sport. It advises keeping fish in water, using a net, supporting the body, avoiding squeezing, and removing hooks gently with pliers. Hands should stay wet to protect slime. Release the fish carefully when it regains movement and orientation in water.
Origins of port and starboard in ancient boating terms
The piece traces how the terms port and starboard arose from old nautical practice. It notes the steering oar on the right side and explains why the right side became starboard from Old English meaning steering board, and the left side port linked to shore readiness.
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