Fishing is exceptional thanks to the spring-like conditions on Anna Maria Island in January.
Whether inshore, nearshore or offshore, there are fish to be caught and there is beautiful weather to enjoy.
And there was no hint of red tide.
The inshore bite for spotted seatrout is quite good when using artificials like soft plastics combined with a jig head. When targeting trout, you will encounter ladyfish and possibly a few pompano.
Fishing structure — inshore and offshore — is yielding a variety of species, with the most prominent being sheepshead. Live shrimp is working well for these convict-striped fish, as well as mangrove snapper, porgies, Key West grunts and hogfish.
Fishing along the beaches, especially for whiting and black drum, is proving to be good when baiting with live shrimp.
Moving offshore, fishing wrecks, reefs and ledges is producing a variety of fish, including amberjack, bonito, hogfish, snappers and goliath grouper.
So no matter what type of fisher you are, Anna Maria Island is hosting some great fishing experiences in January.
On my Southernaire charters, I’m working inshore and nearshore for a variety of species. Sheepshead by far are the most abundant. I’m finding them around structure in Tampa Bay and along the beaches. Casting live shrimp on a knocker rig is luring these nibblers to the hook. Most are 14 inches, although fish up to 18 inches are common.
Fishing around wrecks and reefs is yielding mangrove snapper and Key West grunts. Again, live shrimp on a knocker rig is working well, as my clients are reeling up snapper — in the 18-inch range — and an abundance of grunts.
Black drum for the cooler and catch-and-release redfish are being caught along beaches and grassy areas. Most of the black drum are in the slot of 14-24 inches. As for the catch-and-release redfish, most are 20-26 inches.
So if the weather holds, don’t miss the opportunity to get out and do some January fishing. Whether for sport or for dinner, you’re sure to find it rewarding.
Jim Malfese at the Rod & Reel Pier is ringing in the new year with good catches of sheepshead and mangrove snapper. Both are being caught by pier anglers on live shrimp as bait. Other species, such as black drum and catch-and-release redfish also are taking live shrimp offerings. Malfese also says that casting shrimp-tipped jigs is producing some action on pompano, although the bite is sporadic.
Capt. Aaron Lowman is working nearshore structure with good results. Fishing around ledges and hard bottom is resulting in mangrove snapper, porgies and Key West grunts for his clients. All three species are taking live shrimp on a knocker rig.
Moving inshore, Lowman is finding action around residential docks on sheepshead and catch-and-release redfish. Again, live shrimp works well as bait.
Lastly, casting soft plastics over grass flats in Tampa Bay is luring spotted seatrout to the hook — and the fry pan.
Capt. Rick Gross of Fishy Business Charters is running nearshore along the Gulf beaches for a variety of species. Finding ledges or other structure is yielding mangrove snapper, sheepshead, porgies and white grunts. This bite is occurring in depths of 30-50 feet of water. Live shrimp are Gross’ bait of choice.
Moving into depths of 10-20 feet of water is producing action on spotted seatrout and black drum.
Capt. Warren Girle is taking charters in the Gulf of Mexico for a variety of species, including tripletail, which are being found around floating debris and are taking live shrimp offerings.
While at anchor in depths of 40-50 feet of water, Girle is finding numerous snapper, grunts, sheepshead and groupers. Again, live shrimp is the bait of choice.
While fishing inshore, Girle is putting anglers on black drum and sheepshead, as well as catch-and-release redfish around structure in Tampa Bay.
Capt. David White of Anna Maria Charters is targeting sheepshead around structure in Tampa Bay. Using live shrimp as bait around bridges, docks and rock piles is yielding good numbers of the tasty fish. While targeting sheepies, White is picking up black drum and catch-and-release redfish.
Casting jigs around the passes is yielding pompano for White’s anglers. These fish are being caught on deeper grass flats.
Fly fishing with White is going well, especially at night for catch-and-release snook. Casting flies around green underwater dock lights is resulting in good action on the linesiders.
Capt. Jason Stock is fishing offshore with great results. With any string of calm days, Stock is venturing out to wrecks and other structure offshore for a variety of species. Mangrove snapper, yellowtail snapper and hogfish are being caught frequently by Stock’s clients. For fish that pull hard, Stock is putting anglers on amberjack, bonito and goliath grouper.
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It’s May now and we went from cold fronts once a week straight into Anna Maria Island summer time fishing. Despite all the wind we had to deal with this spring; Snook fishing was phenomenal. Which are one of the Main staples in Anna Maria Island spring fishing time. We catch Snook, redfish and, trout. Redfish here in Tampa Bay at Anna Maria Island have been doing a lot of moving around with the pressure of boats and anglers. They are still around but on most days we have to get lucky to find them. Trout fishing remains strong all spring and now into the summer. Trout are great eating fish with a healthy population. We have had many awesome days this year with some of my best clients. I look forward to what this summer is going to have in store for us.
May and June I expect to have many great trips where clients can expect to catch tarpon maybe some more Cobia, Snook, redfish, trout or, maybe all of the above it’s all possible! Furthermore most days in May we leave the dock around 6 AM to start out the morning Tarpon fishing off the beaches of Anna Maria Island. Then by 10 AM we will be back on the flats catching Snook redfish and trout. I Look forward to meeting you all! We have already had a few good days of Tarpon fishing in. We have also caught a couple nice sized Cobia. Which Cobia by far are my favorite fish to cook up. So If you are in the Anna Maria Island, Tampa bay, Sarasota, Longboat Key area give me a call to book your next fishing trip! Thanks for the read for more updates soon to come follow me on Facebook Instagram twitter or tumbler. Thanks again!
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Bill and Jo Harding, advanced storm chasers on the brink of divorce, must join together to create an advanced weather alert system by putting themselves in the cross-hairs of extremely violent tornadoes.
Ancient codes hidden within the Torah reveals the secrets of global events, past (i.e. Hitler, the Kennedy assasination, the Gulf War), present, and future. One man (York) is after the Code... See full summary »
Casper Van Dien,
After "The Poseidon Adventure", in which the ship got flipped over by a tidal wave, the ship drifts bottom-up in the sea. While the passengers are still on board waiting to be rescued, two rivaling salvage parties enter the ship on search for money, gold and a small amount of plutonium. Written by
Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
After the movie was released, Angela Cartwright was quoted with saying, "I was disappointed in certain aspects of the film and in hindsight I realize it was really a film about water, fire and stunts." See more »
The ships hull for the sea scenes was built only slightly bigger than was visible above the water line. To continue the illusion under the water line the hull had a fabric skirt that was painted red which fades to blue. This fabric skirt can be seen at the end of the movie when Capt Turner dives back underwater to find Wilbur. See more »
Captain Mike Turner:
[after discovering Svevo and his men gathering plutonium]
You can take whatever you want from this ship, but these people have come a long way and all they want to do right now is get the hell out of here alive!
Captain Stefan Svevo:
I never intended to harm anyone Captain, as you must realize, I can't let you go now.
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Not a good movie for me. Had great actors in it and it was rated PG so I thought that they wouldn't actually show the ship underwater, or show it sinking into the ocean I WAS WRONG. I don't actually understand why large ships sinking actually scares me to death...but it does. I can't explain to you the feeling I get when I see titanic and the ship sinking into the dark deep abyss. Seeing a cruise ship upside-down in the ocean is not my favorite either. Though the movie did seem to have its perks, and seem to have a good story and thrilling moments...I was completely focused the whole time at the ship being inches away from sinking. That, and the scene at the beginning of the movie where they're standing on top of the upside-down cruise ship. That image still haunts me.
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From Celeste Mari Williams, one of Seattle's most exciting local playwrights, comes the highly entertaining
From Celeste Mari Williams, one of Seattle’s most exciting local playwrights, comes the highly entertaining World Premiere of this hilarious collection of three comedies! In GILLS! GILLS! GILLS! octopuses, seahorses, and anglerfish reveal unseen depths as they navigate dating, mating, and the survival of their species in an ocean of possibilities. Come dive into the fascinating and funny lives of these unforgettable creatures as they struggle to find love in the deep blue sea. Don’t miss all the fun!
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IRINS Makran. FARS Photo
A two-ship Iranian surface group is set to arrive today for a port visit in Rio de Janeiro as part of a round-the-world cruise, local and Iranian press reported this weekend.
Frigate IRIS Dena and IRIS Makran, Iran’s largest warship, deployed from the Persian Gulf last year and has traveled east through the Indian Ocean, South China Sea, the Pacific and around Cape Horn into the Atlantic, ship spotters told USNI News on Monday.
Brazilian defense writer Guilherme Wiltgen...


Astrophys. J., 782, 18 (2014/February-2)
Measurement of acoustic glitches in solar-type stars from oscillation frequencies observed by Kepler.
MAZUMDAR A., MONTEIRO M.J.P.F.G., BALLOT J., ANTIA H.M., BASU S., HOUDEK G., MATHUR S., CUNHA M.S., SILVA AGUIRRE V., GARCIA R.A., SALABERT D., VERNER G.A., CHRISTENSEN-DALSGAARD J., METCALFE T.S., SANDERFER D.T., SEADER S.E., SMITH J.C. and CHAPLIN W.J.
Abstract (from CDS):
For the very best and brightest asteroseismic solar-type targets observed by Kepler, the frequency precision is sufficient to determine the acoustic depths of the surface convective layer and the helium ionization zone. Such sharp features inside the acoustic cavity of the star, which we call acoustic glitches, create small oscillatory deviations from the uniform spacing of frequencies in a sequence of oscillation modes with the same spherical harmonic degree. We use these oscillatory signals to determine the acoustic locations of such features in 19 solar-type stars observed by the Kepler mission. Four independent groups of researchers utilized the oscillation frequencies themselves, the second differences of the frequencies and the ratio of the small and large separation to locate the base of the convection zone and the second helium ionization zone. Despite the significantly different methods of analysis, good agreement was found between the results of these four groups, barring a few cases. These results also agree reasonably well with the locations of these layers in representative models of the stars. These results firmly establish the presence of the oscillatory signals in the asteroseismic data and the viability of several techniques to determine the location of acoustic glitches inside stars.
stars: interiors - stars: oscillations
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Many years gone and many memories gained from San Francisco’s Upper Great Highway throughout my 85 years living in The City. My first experience as a little boy was riding with my grandparents in their 1940s black Buick sedan, with the floor-mounted stick shift, as we traveled down Sloat Boulevard and turned right onto the Upper Great Highway to drive and park in front of the now-gone Playland at the Beach Amusement Park. Then to the now-gone Sutros Bathhouse indoor heated swimming pools and arcades .
On the way back from the Cliff House, riding on the Upper Great Highway, we would stop by the scenic parking lots overlooking the beach opposite the now-past Fleishhacker world’s-largest outdoor ocean-water swimming pool. The Zoo is still there. It was an often event when we would be having a beautiful sunset to watch the sun appear to fall into the ocean with a bright red- and yellow-colored sky..
By the age and time I could cast a long surf rod, my grandfather would park his Buick on the Lower Great Highway opposite one of the tunnels under the highway to the beach. We would walk through the tunnel to see fishermen standing all along the beach hoping to catch one of the giant striped bass during one of the many runs, also now gone.
When I married, my wife told me her stories of when living on 48th Avenue being taken by her father at a young age through the tunnel under the Upper Great Highway to walk south on the beach to the location opposite the Zoo to watch the men gold panning on the black-sand beach. They gave her a small jar of fools gold. This was the location where the concrete head stones from a cemetery west of Market Street which were removed for constructing buildings. The headstones were dumped on the side of the beach cliff to protect it from erosion from the ocean waves
Today, with a rising ocean level and 25-foot-tall giant rogue waves due to the occasional lineup of the sun, moon and Earth, the question is the best use of the Upper Great Highway. In prior years, the question was to remove the Upper Great Highway to let the rising ocean to flow to the Lower Great Highway. That was not done, and the interest now is to make it a park. After years of fishing along the ocean beach, I know how cold it can be with the wind coming off the ocean. Plus the number of days each year when it is covered with fog, or it is raining or stormy with sand blowing onto the road.
My suggestion would be to maintain the UpperGreat Highway and add parking lot areas on the ocean side for persons wishing to go down to the beach or watch the super-occasional beautiful sunsets. The sand could be kept off the hightway by adding a low concrete wall on the side to the ocean. This also could avoid many cars from driving and parking along the Lower Great Highway and in front of the homes facing the ocean sunset.
Frank T Norton
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We had had a terrific time at the beach yesterday. Here’s Nick and Dane playing in the waves – the water was perfect!
Don’t worry, Nick was not washed out to sea. Here are few more pics – click a pic to embiggen


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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency posted a video of the detained British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero on Saturday.
The video appeared to show the ship anchored out at open sea. Reuters could not verify the authenticity of the video, which was not dated.
An Iranian maritime official said earlier on Saturday that the ship had been guided to the port of Bandar Abbas by Revolutionary Guards for an investigation after it collided with a fishing vessel and ignored a distress call.
Reporting By Babak Dehghanpisheh; Editing by Gareth Jones
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In June La Niña dipped her feet in the Pacific Ocean at the Airforce Beach in Comox, British Columbia and on Saturday she sampled the Atlantic Ocean — at Beach Meadows Beach on the South Shore in Nova Scotia.
The water here isn’t quite as warm as the Pacific, but it is shallow and you can walk for a long time before the water gets over your knees. Every once in a while we discovered a pocket of warm water — usually around sand bars — and played. With all the aunties, uncles, grandmas and grandpas around La Niña had a blast playing in the waves, playing in the sand and exploring all the interesting creatures and vegetation that lives in the shallows of the Atlantic.
Beach Meadows Beach is not well known so it isn’t overrun by tourists. It is, however, just as gorgeous and good to swim in as the other white beaches in Nova Scotia. Walking on this beach at night in the moonlight is supposed to be absolutely spectacular.


Diver dies while exploring SS Tahoe; reason for his emergency ascent unknown
GLENBROOK, Nev. – A 63-year-old diver passed away on Labor Day due to an unexplained scuba diving accident in Lake Tahoe.
On Sept. 5 crews from Douglas County Sheriff’s Marine 7, Washoe County Sheriff’s Marine 9 and the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Marine Patrol vessel responded to a distress call for a scuba diver near Glenbrook Bay.
Washoe County Sheriff officials found the man on the diving boat being given CPR. The unidentified man was taken to the Glenbrook Pier where Tahoe Douglas Fire Department paramedics attempted to resuscitate him. He was pronounced dead soon after.
According to officials at Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, the man was diving with two friends at the wreckage of the SS Tahoe, in roughly 350 feet of water. All three were apparently experienced divers and had done a similar dive at the SS Tahoe the day before. However, on Monday the victim made an emergency ascent to the surface, and was unconscious by the time he breached the surface.
An investigation is still underway, and the name of the diver has not yet been released.
The SS Tahoe is a 169-foot steamship that operated in Lake Tahoe towards the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century. The ship was scuttled in 1940.


CREAMY NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER KYLE STYLE
Creamy New England Clam Chowder Kyle Style
Before we get started: an alternative to the minced clams and clam juice is buying 10 lbs of fresh clams, boiling, shucking, draining them yourself. If you do this, save 8 cups of the clam stock and go that route. Otherwise, HERE WE GO!


The world’s deepest swimming pool, as certified by the Guinness Book of Records, was inaugurated earlier this year at a spa complex in Montegrotto Terme near Padua.
The Y-40 Deep Joy pool, designed by architect Emanuele Boaretto and housed inside the Hotel Terme Millepini, has a depth of 42 meters (138 feet) and is filled with 4.3 million liters (1.1 million gallons) of thermal water from local springs (the area is in fact famous for its thermal springs). This allows divers to go into the water without wearing a diving suit, which they need in the open sea.
The pool features underwater caves to help training scuba divers by recreating sub-aquatic landscapes.
Visitors who don't want to dive but would still like experience the pool can walk through a transparent tunnel to see the divers in action.
According to Y-40 Deep Joy's website, the goal was "to build the best swimming pool in the world."
Besides attracting scuba enthusiasts and freedivers making Y-40 Deep Joy an international diving center, the creators hope the pool will help make the thermal springs area around Montegrotto better known to the general public. Padua and Venice are close by, but there are plenty of beautiful, off-the-beaten-track places to see, such as the Euganean Hills.


Dolphins with Rainbow
Maki McCarthy hails from Yokohama, Japan.
Maki came to Cairns, Australia, in 1997. She worked as a diving instructor for five years. She has met many people from around the world and shared her wonderful diving world with people from all every nation.
Maki loves the ocean and has been to Brazil, Mexico, Grand Cayman, Belize, Cuba, the Maldives, Papua New Guinea, Guatemala, the USA and Europe for diving and travel.
From her diving and traveling she fell in love with the colour that the ocean and its environment possessed, especially turquoise blue from the shallow warm water which made her calm, very happy, and content. She would travel anywhere for it.
Maki met Reiki in 2005 and she is a certified Reiki Master.
She love sharing Japanese Reiki to people.
She lives in Kewarra beach, Cairns with her family.She loves nature surrounding in the area.
She is also Pastel Art Instructor, colour therapist and Yoga Instructor.


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Picnic Bay refers to both a bay on the south-east corner of Magnetic Island (offshore from Townsville in Queensland, Australia) and the island's main town. At the 2006 census, Picnic Bay had a population of 360.Until recently, the bay was the landing site for ferry services from the mainland, but ferries now arrive at a new terminal at nearby Nelly Bay. The town of Picnic Bay features an open-air shopping complex, The Picnic Bay Mall, and a patrolled beach along the waterfront. The town also hosts the Magnetic Island Golf Course and the Magnetic Island Police Station. Off the coast the wreck of the George Rennie is visible at low tide.


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Wild Atlantic Way: Inspired by a trip along the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way Coastline, which spans 1,500 miles of Ireland’s western seaboard, this fragrance of flower meadows & sweet coastal heathers has been infused with ozonic sea salt accord, perfectly encapsulating the freshness and vitality of a day spent by the Atlantic Ocean.
Cliffs of Moher: Rising 700ft above the Atlantic Sea, and traversing the horizon for over 8 miles, they are both majestic and mesmerising; to visit them is always such a pleasure. My favourite memory of visiting the Cliffs is of a glorious sun filled day spent at the cliffs in late August after the rays burned off the sea mist to reveal the cliffs in all their glory. Sunlight danced on the waves and a fresh breeze from the land scented with wild flowers mixed with the taste of the ocean to create a truly magical memory for me.
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“The best salmon I’ve ever tasted. Succulent and rich, the cut of salmon transcended salmon.” –Food & Wine Magazine
Ōra King is the culmination of a classical breeding program that has spanned two decades and is designed to yield only the highest quality King salmon with the most appealing taste, texture and color.
Sustainably raised with selective grading and careful handling, the New Zealand King Salmon Company allows only its finest quality King salmon to be labeled Ōra King – those that best represent the superior culinary attributes of this unique breed.
Within hours of harvest, highly trained staff prepare the salmon for dispatch to the customer. Each salmon is individually handled to remove the gills, viscera and kidney line and carefully cleaned.
Master Graders then carefully review each salmon for size, color and quality. Once graded, an individually numbered Ōra King gill tag is attached to each fish, to allow for authenticity of origin and traceability for customers.
Most importantly, ora king salmon come from the first and only king salmon ocean-farm to receive the Green Choice rating from the Seafood Watch program. This rating gives you the peace of mind that this fish is a sustainable choice.
King salmon is extremely versatile in the kitchen.
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Jamaica is beautiful all around, but especially so beneath the turquoise waters. The island is excellent for snorkeling particularly in areas like Montego Bay on the north coast where you can find some of the best snorkeling in Jamaica.
If you’re planning on snorkeling in Montego Bay, know you’re in for an adventure. With healthy and thriving dive sites you can explore from the shore or out on a catamaran, there’s a lot you can expect to see in Jamaica. If you’re ready for the ultimate ocean adventure, read on for everything you need to know about snorkeling in Montego Bay including the equipment you’ll need, best locations, weather, and the depth for the best snorkeling.
Without further ado, let’s dive in!
Montego Bay is a marvellous place to snorkel. Although snorkeling in Jamaica is good year round, some months stand out more than others for being especially good for snorkeling — like between March to May.
Overall, Jamaica maintains a sunny climate with temperatures most often falling somewhere between 73°F to 89°F so you’ll definitely find lots of pleasant days to head out on a snorkeling trip.
Visibility wise, in the best weather conditions you’re more likely to have unhindered views while snorkeling in Jamaica. To figure out when you’ll be able to find the finest Jamaica weather, scope our post on the best time to visit Jamaica.
In Jamaica, dive sightings will largely depend on where you decide to snorkel, and whether you’re snorkeling near shore or around one of the deeper reefs.
Generally though, while snorkeling in the crystal clear waters of Jamaica you can expect to see things like sea urchins, angelfish, and parrotfish. Snorkelers may also see clown fish, large-eyed squirrelfish, dart fish, kingfish, jack, mackerel, whiting fish, tuna and occasionally turtles since the northern coastline is a nesting area.
Less commonly, you can spot things like the four-eye butterflyfish and sharpnose puffers.
The more colorful and floral coral that you may see around Montego Bay will usually be of the soft coral variety — this includes bubble coral. Soft coral is also set apart by the fact that this species usually presents as single, large organisms, while hard coral may be spotted in large groups. Hard coral like brain coral and elkhorn coral are commonly spotted in Jamaica. Although these aren’t seen as often, keep on the lookout for sea fans, star coral, and torch coral.
Some of the best snorkeling in Jamaica can be found at locations like Doctor’s Cave Beach, Montego Bay Marine Park, and some other snorkeling hotspots which we’ll elaborate on later.
Doctor’s Cave Beach in particular is a popular one, and it falls into the protected category in Montego Bay. This status helps preserve the natural elements of this beach including the coral reefs. For this and reasons to do with its laid back ambiance, Doctor’s Cave Beach is a favorite for visitors and locals.
Other great options for snorkeling in the Montego Bay area include Cornwall Beach. If you’re willing to venture out a bit further for a daytrip, the waters at Seven Mile Beach and Bloody Bay are worth exploring as well.
Below, we’ll talk some more about what divers love about each of these locations.
8-minute drive from Sandals Montego Bay.
The first thing you might hear about Doctor’s Cave Beach is that there’s a healing quality to the waters. Whether or not there’s any truth to this long standing legacy, this belief has hung around and it really does add a self-care component to even the most casual dive there.
At Doctor’s Cave Beach you’ll find protected coral reefs that can be easily accessed on foot. Visitors love diving on this beach because the environmental regulations really have helped preserve the beauty of the reefs here.
It costs about $6 for adults and $3 for children per day to visit Doctor’s Cave Beach. That fee includes access to beach bars, changing rooms and a range of water sports, the latter at an additional cost. Snorkeling gear as well will come with a price, all of which can up the cost of your beach day.
Insider tip: Getting set for an all-inclusive vacation in Jamaica with lots of snorkeling? Sandals Resorts offers complimentary snorkeling trips for all her guests. The best part: guests staying at Sandals Montego Bay and Sandals Royal Caribbean get access to the amenities of both all-inclusive resorts. Enjoy unlimited food and (alcoholic) drinks at a total of 21 restaurants, an over-the-water bar, and multiple swim-up and beach bars. Transportation between the two resorts is included and the resorts are located on a 5-minute drive from each other!
12-minute drive from Sandals Montego Bay.
Promising to be the highlight of any Montego Bay vacation, the Montego Bay Marine Park has some of the best dive and snorkel sites in Jamaica. Established in 1991, this is Jamaica’s first marine park. Inside the park you’ll find 12 miles of shoreline, impressive mangrove ecosystems, seagrass beds, and of course, lots of coral reefs. This is a protected area, which is great news for the diving crowd. You’ll be able to snorkel here easily as most of the reefs are near shore. Beneath the waves you’ll find vibrant and healthy coral reefs and thriving marine life much due to strict environmental regulations.
Expert tip: Some tours to the Montego Bay Marine Park include stops at both the Marine Park and Margaritaville where you’ll be able to do some souvenir shopping and maybe even take a walk along the nearby “Hip Strip”.
7-minute drive from Sandals Montego Bay.
Cornwall Beach is not too far from Doctor’s Cave Beach and it is one of those beaches that are great if you want to snorkel near the shore. The coral reefs here are on the shallow side making this a great dive location for snorkelers of all ages. You’ll need to pay an entrance fee of about $5 to access this beach; a small fee that goes toward its maintenance that’ll totally be worth it once you sink into the peaceful ambiance. On some days there are sunset watch parties on this beach with more than enough rum to go around!
Day trip. 80-minute drive from Montego Bay.
Considered a hidden gem by some, Bloody Bay is a cool option if you’re looking for a scenic and quiet location to relax beachside and get some snorkeling in. This beach is next to Seven Mile Beach, and in fact, three miles of Seven Mile Beach extend into Bloody Bay. Beneath the calm and clear waters here you’ll find a colorful reef which divers of all skill levels can explore. You can take a catamaran cruise into the deeper waters of this beach to go snorkeling and as part of that escapade, you’ll also be able to scope caves in the area or even canoe into the Negril Great Morass.
Day trip. 90-minute drive from Montego Bay.
Seven Mile Beach is high on the list of must-visit beaches as it’s the best beach in Jamaica. It is also quite extensive, as the name suggests. Located in Negril and just around a 90-minute drive from Montego Bay, this beach is not exactly around the corner, but well worth a daytrip or a split stay with Sandals Negril!
Snorkeling and water sports are part of the allure of this strand. The water here is calm and shallow, perfect for a casual swim with a Pina Colada in one hand. Newbie snorkelers or those just looking for a tranquil experience appreciate this as well. There are many all-inclusive resorts along Seven Mile Beach where guests can enjoy a world of quality inclusions.
Did you know Seven Mile Beach has a pirate rich history? Find out more in this article from Beaches detailing everything this gorgeous beach has to offer.
Oh, the bliss and beauty of the Caribbean Sea! So magnetizing is the ocean from this island vantage that while in Jamaica, you probably won’t be able to resist exploring the island via catamaran. Why not incorporate snorkeling into your boating adventure?
Getting aboard a catamaran for a snorkeling trip is a great way to enjoy coastal views of Montego Bay as well as scope the local reefs from a different vantage. There’s plenty of options for catamaran snorkeling tours in Montego Bay as many of the interesting reefs in this area are further out to sea.
Expert tip: Have a blast and book the Reggae Catamaran and Snorkeling Cruise offered by Island Routes, which includes an open bar and professionals DJ onboard! If it’s your first time snorkeling our snorkeling tips for beginners will definitely come in handy.
The thrill of heading out on a catamaran to go snorkeling will be felt right away with a glimpse at the coral and marine life you’re likely to come across. If you prefer catamaran snorkeling trips and plan to do a few of them while in Jamaica, all-inclusive resorts often offer excursions right through the resort.
The main reasons to go out on a catamaran snorkeling trip:
Some of the best catamaran snorkeling tours in Montego Bay end at Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville which is always a good time. Excursions often include transportation to and from your resort!
The basic things you’ll need for snorkeling in Jamaica are a mask, snorkel, flippers, and a life jacket.
Multiply these things by the number of people who’ll be going on an excursion with you and you’ll know precisely what’s required before diving in. Of course, excursions will almost always provide you with the equipment, but quality might vary. To be on the safe side, bring your own mask and snorkel.
Want to go on your own snorkeling adventure, right from the beach? If you’re planning to stay at an Sandals or Beaches all-inclusive property in Jamaica you won’t have to worry about packing any of these things or sourcing them when you get there. Both resorts provide guests with top-of-the-line kits whenever they need them. These are always cleaned, sanitized and ready to go should the urge to go snorkeling arise while you’re out on the beach enjoying the simple pleasures of the Caribbean.
Insider tip: Want a really private and exotic snorkeling experience? Guests of Sandals Royal Caribbean can take a complimentary ferry to the resort’s private island where you’ll find excellent snorkeling right off the beach!
In Jamaica there’s lots to do in and out of the water whether or not you decide to go snorkeling. Popular water sports include water skiing, paddle boarding, windsurfing, tubing, and wakeboarding. All of which are provided and included for guests staying at Sandals Montego Bay - for free. You can even get on a glass bottom boat to see marine life from a relaxed vantage, or head out on the hobie cats or aquatrikes.
If you want to try something else in the dive realm, consider signing up for a scuba diving excursion or going snuba diving.
Insider tip: PADI® certified guests at any Sandals Resort in Jamaica scuba dive for free (max. two tanks a day), this includes professional equipment and the dive staff! Want to go scuba diving but not certified yet? You can get PADI® certified right on property at any Sandals resort at additional cost.
A vacation in Jamaica is incomplete without a bit of snorkeling. This island and in particular areas like Montego Bay offer great snorkeling and dive spots, some of which we’ve detailed above. If in Montego Bay for any amount of time, you’ll definitely want to explore some of these amazing snorkeling spots which just might end up being the highlight of your vacation!
Also read: The 12 best beaches in Montego Bay


"The sea, the sea, the sea. It rolled and rolled and called to me. Come in, it said, come in."Thirteen-year-old Sophie hears the sea calling, promising adventure and a chance for discovery as she sets sail for England with her three uncles and two cousins. Sophie's cousin Cody isn't sure he has the strength to prove himself to the crew and to his father. Through Sophie's and Cody's travel logs, we hear stories of the past and the daily challenges of surviving at sea as The Wanderer sails toward its destination -- and its passengers search for their places in the world.


China Beach is another choice for an alternative west coast beach for those not making the trip to the Pacific Rim. The fine sand beach makes a great place to build sand castles, relax on or do some beach combing at low tide. Being relatively close to Mystic Beach, there is also the opportunity to see Grey Whales pass in spring and fall months. There is also a waterfall to discover at the western end of the beach.
To get to China beach there is a 15-20 minute scenic hike through the forest of Sitka Spruce, Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar and Alder trees.


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February 02, 2024
Fernandina Beach to Flagler Beach
Capt. Roger Bump covers inshore and offshore fishing in Northeast Florida from Fernandina Beach to Flagler Beach, including Jacksonville and Saint Augustine.
February 2 - 4
The winter has been a lot of days with strong winds and very few with light winds. This Saturday may be light enough to get out and Sunday is a definite no. Wahoo is not something you can plan on a specific day. It’s the day that opens itself, weather permitting for you to decide to get out and you better take the opportunity or possibly wait weeks. We are heading into February where things can get more active for wahoo and can provide more opportunities for larger fish. If you do decide to try Saturday high-speed trolling would be the way to go.
Cover a lot of water fast and get home safe. Bottom fishing has been slow or not many people have been able to get out. One thing is for sure, the farther and deeper you can travel away from shore the better the fishing. The few reports I have gotten have been sea bass, vermilion and triggerfish started at 140 feet.
It was cold this past week but most days had a lot of sunshine. The thing about the Florida sunshine is can heat up shallow mud flats and that attracts a variety of species. Sight-fishing anglers should be noticing redfish, black drum and even sheepshead schooling around shallow oyster beds. Great natural baits to try in these shallow sunny conditions are live shrimp or a live fiddler crab pitched on a lightweight jig head or Carolina rig. Lure anglers will want to try shrimp imitation lures such as D.O.A or small crab imitators. Trout will be in those very shallow waters also but it will be a lot harder to sight fish them. Better to blind cast. I prefer small lipped diver suspending hard baits for trout. Soft plastic swim baits also work well, that is why I would have a couple of rods rigged with both lures. Black drum in the 3- to 6-pound range are also running in the deeper corners of small creeks. Try fresh dead shrimp on the bottom for them. Sheepshead have also picked inshore near jetties, pilings, oyster beds and any shell-encrusted structure. Fiddler crabs are available at most bait stores, so no excuses. I have found best sheepshead fishing in water depths of two to five feet. Overall should be another great weekend to get out, good luck.
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We visited Anse Volbert in the evening before sunset and the water was shallow for swimming. One side had seaweed, but we walked towards the side that did not have seaweeds. Not one of the best beaches in Praslin, but one of the best for...More
we spent 9 days on the beach: water is clear, sand is magnificent and no seaweed with low tide. The only matter was repereseted by sendflies, a lot in the last three days that bitted us to death: itchy bites we still complain about. Sandflies...More
Anse Volbert is a wonderful beach, with an amazing colour and waves. It is safe for swimming and relaxation but not for snorkelling. Actually we've met some stingrays...
The beach is affected by seaweed during December..
The south end of the beach where the Côte d'Or beach joines Anse Gouvenment is beautiful, with warm shallow water. Snorkelling is reasonable but the shallows and sand can make the water less clear. We saw many rays in the water close to the offshore...More
This beach is about 3 km long, the sand is incrediblly fine and white. Unbelievable, but we did not encounter any garbage at all, and no shells. It all looked like a hologram on the StarTrek Voyager...


We just spent our first day in St . John and love it! We just have a few questions. 1) Are there any good spas in Cruz Bay? 2)While my mom and I are at the spa the men would like to fish, but just for a few hours (doesn't have to be a big deep sea fishing trip, just fishing), any suggestions? 3) Where to rent a dinghy for 4 adults? 4) We are looking for a nice restaurant near Cruz Bay after we renew our vows, many are closed for the season, suggestions? Thank you fellow Trip Advisees!


These days, cruises are often synonymous with vessels the size of small countries, endless amounts of incredible food and entertainment rosters as long as your arm. But there’s a whole bracket of the cruise industry that’s all about adventure, all the time – we’re talking about expedition cruises, of course. They combine the simplicity of cruise travel with the thrill of setting foot on rugged landscapes. In short, they’re an explorer’s dream.
If you’ve heard of expedition cruises and aren’t sure what the hype is all about, wonder no more. Here, we dish out all you need to know about the best cruise expeditions and what makes them so special.
What is an expedition cruise?
Expedition voyages are the best cruises for adventurers, as they’re all about getting out and exploring your surroundings, rather than luxuriating by the pool. Expedition cruises generally operate on smaller vessels than standard cruise ships, which allows them to get into ports that are otherwise inaccessible to bigger ships. Think of these ships more like yachts, rather than cruise ships. Once on land, you’ll have the opportunity to embark on hikes, day-long kayaking trips or observe wild animals up close – here, nobody stays onboard during port days. These cruises are ALL about the docked days.
Expedition cruises vs. standard cruises
Outside of the fact that they’re both technically cruises, for the most part expedition and standard voyages couldn’t be more different. In addition to variety in ship size, expedition cruises are less about the luxury and more about getting in touch with your port’s exciting landscapes. Some ships will still have a pool – albeit significantly smaller than standard ships – and wellness centres too, but overall, expedition cruises are more focused on the land-based adventures than the ship itself.
On an expedition cruise, your ship will be lead by an ‘expedition team’ rather than a fleet of cruise staff. These teams are generally made up of naturalists and science lecturers that are experts about your ship’s port destination. This is who will lead your excursions, once you hit the shore.
Speaking of the shore, how you reach it on an expedition cruise is notably difference to standard cruises as well. Many of the places you’ll be going to don’t have docks at all, leaving you to take inflatable rafts and make a ‘wet landing’ onshore, AKA hopping into the water once you’ve gotten close enough.
There is a notable exception to the expedition vs. standard cruise comparison and that’s with Silversea. The Silversea line offers cruises that are still heavy on the adventure and exploration, but the ships also offer luxury onboard. It’s here that you’ll find small pools and light entertainment. If you’ve never tried an expedition cruise before, voyaging with Silversea offers a great midway option, to ease you in gently.
The best time to go on an expedition cruise
In terms of scheduling an expedition cruise, where you’re heading will largely dictate what time of year you voyage. Many expedition cruise destinations are heavily weather dependent, so your itinerary is at the mercy of Mother Nature. Alaskan cruises, for instance, only run between late April to September, while Antarctic cruises are reserved strictly for November to March. You’ll want to do a little research on each of your potential destinations beforehand, including when these voyages set sail, and then decide which one floats your boat.
Best expedition cruise destinations
Galapagos Islands – The Galapagos Islands live on in our memories thanks to Charles Darwin and luckily, they’re as amazing as he said. They’re an isolated archipelago, 97% of which are designated national park space, which means tourism here is limited. Because they’re so off-the-beaten-path, the Galapagos Islands are home to scores of unique animal species, many of which you can see up close with snorkelling trips and animal-spotting hikes.
Antarctica – Antarctica might be one of the most formidable places on earth, but it’s also one of the most breathtaking and fascinating. Venturing to this snowy landscape doesn’t get more exclusive, seeing as there’s no native population outside of the seals and penguins. Trips here are all about animal-watching, with whales in the water and cold-prone birds soaring overhead. Visits to nearby research stations, where Antarctic experts are on hand, are offered as well.
Alaska – Alaska has quickly become one of the most popular cruising destinations ever, but seeing it on an expedition cruise will give you a real explorer’s perspective. The small ships mean you can swerve into coves and more narrow passageways and they tend to dock overnight, so you’ll even have a shot at seeing nocturnal creatures. Top cruise expeditions here tend to include cruising past glaciers on rubber rafts, hiking through fishing towns and photography trips to learn how best to capture nature on film.
The Arctic – Arctic expedition cruises head to northern territories like Norway’s Svalbard archipelago and sometimes Iceland and Greenland. Up here, you’re even farther north than Alaska and Siberia, so it’s colder than cold. Animal-watching hikes are popular, as arctic foxes, caribou and polar bears roam free. Iceberg cruises and trips to the most northerly fishing village in the world are on many must-experience lists as well.
Pacific Islands – You’ll find a mixture of culture and nature on Pacific Island expedition cruises. The islands in the Pacific are pretty isolated, which means the native culture out here has remained largely preserved. Cruises can see day-to-day island life, plus wreckages from from World War Two. Nature-wise, you’ve got an abundance of underwater sea life, which means snorkelling and coral reef diving are always on the agenda.
Tips and tricks
- Try to scope out, ahead of time, what your cruise expedition deals with and what it will demand from you physically. At the very least, you’ll need to be able to get in and out of the inflatable rafts and withstand temperatures you probably won’t have experienced before.
- Consider bringing seasickness tablets, as expedition cruise ships tend to have a choppier ride than a standard cruise, due to the ship’s smaller size.
- Expedition cruises don’t always stick to their itineraries, as they are affected by factors such as unexpected weather, the tide or passing animals. You’ll need to be a little more flexible on these cruises.
- Pack responsibly! While some expedition cruises will provide you with applicable gear – Celebrity Cruisesgives cruisers snorkelling gear, for instance – check ahead of time with your line. You need to know what will be provided and what you’ll need to bring yourself, in order to stay comfortable on your journey. Wellies, weather appropriate clothing and walking boots are a good place to start.
- Keep your expectations in check. Everyone wants to see a polar bear on their Arctic cruise, but sometimes it just doesn’t happen. And that’s okay. Just try to keep your eyes on the bigger picture and enjoy your cruise holiday for what it is – an unforgettable experience.
Ready for an adventure? Start planning your expedition cruise today.
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[Digby, Nova Scotia] – Marking a first for Nova Scotia, a trial commercial diver-caught scallop fishery has been approved by Fisheries & Oceans Canada (DFO), and is set to begin on July 16th, 2016. The Ecology Action Centre (EAC) has been working regularly with DFO and fishing industry partners in Nova Scotia over the past four years to help make this trial fishery a reality.
“We were seeing local restaurants selling diver-caught scallops, but they were sourcing them from Mexico. We realized that there was an incredible opportunity to have this product harvested in Nova Scotia, and have it available here and for export, as part of meeting the growing demand for traceable and sustainably harvested seafood.” says Justin Cantafio, Sustainable Fisheries Campaigner with the EAC.
“In Seachoice’s retail and supplier partnerships across Canada, we see a growing demand for sustainable seafood. Nova Scotia has an excellent opportunity to meet that increasing demand through smaller scale, but high value fisheries like these." says Colleen Turlo, the EAC's representative to SeaChoice, Canada's sustainable seafood program.
The trial fishery will take place in St. Mary’s Bay, and offers a new opportunity for commercial divers to extend their fishing season using a low-impact and selective fishing method to catch scallops outside of their commercial urchin diving season. This fishery will also contribute to sustainable livelihoods and economic development in the Digby region.
“This type of initiative is an excellent way of increasing the value of a fishery resource, without increasing the actual amount harvested.” says Cantafio. “We’ve been working with various value chain members, from processors to retailers, to ensure that there is a demand for this product, and the demand for diver-caught scallops has been so high that there are commitments to buying catches for several years, in advance.”
The pilot project will harvest 2.5 tonnes—approximately 5,500 pounds—with the season closing at the end of September. The quota to be used is from the existing allocation for the fishery, and will be fished by a local team of commercial diver fishermen. The concept for the fishery was also presented to the Inshore Scallop Advisory Committee, before final approval by DFO.
“Having been a resident of Nova Scotia for a number of years, I know the high quality of the scallops that grow in the Bay of Fundy, and I know that our customers would fully support a diver-caught product that was harvested in a manner that respected the premium quality of the seafood and the marine ecosystem from which they’re sourced.” says Dan Donovan, owner of Hooked Inc., a premium seafood retail and distribution company based in Toronto.
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For over a decade, the Ecology Action Centre’s Marine Program has engaged in several initiatives to grow awareness of sustainable seafood choices, including consumer education, developing procurement policies with retailers through our partnership in SeaChoice, engaging as a stakeholder in eco-certification processes, conducting and participating in assessments for various seafood ranking systems, helping establish SlowFish Canada, and co-founding and managing Off the Hook, Atlantic Canada’s first Community Supported Fishery (CSF). These initiatives have helped connect Nova Scotia’s small-scale fisheries and coastal communities to new and existing markets, and seek to maximize the value of the resource while providing consumers access to sustainable seafood with the assurance of knowing who caught their seafood, where it was caught, and how.
SeaChoice is Canada’s most comprehensive sustainable seafood program, comprised of three respected Canadian conservation organizations — David Suzuki Foundation, Ecology Action Center, and Living Oceans Society. SeaChoice helps educate Canadians and assists companies and buyers to take an active role in supporting sustainable fisheries and aquaculture at all levels of the seafood supply chain.


Coral Bay Bungalows Amed Bali
Situated in the proximity to Dana\'s Paintings, Coral Bay Bungalows Amed Bali entices guests with a sundeck and an outdoor swimming pool.
The property is situated 12 km away from Tirta Gangga Water Palace.
The hotel comprises 10 rooms equipped with air conditioning, a laptop safe, a balcony, a seating area and a cupboard.
Cafe C'est Bon are 5 minutes walking distance from Coral Bay Bungalows Amed Bali.
The venue offers airport transfer, laundry service and dry cleaning.
Active activities feature snorkeling, diving and canoeing.


Sail through the Bay of Isles to wondrous Woody Island, the only island in the entire Recherche Archipelago that is open to visitors. It's here you can get up close and personal with the locals as dolphins, rare birds and fur seals frolic within arms reach.
Ferry ride will lead you there. The island also boasts a special interpretive centre as well as a kiosk.
Fishing, swimming and bushwalking are popular pastimes here and there's even a glass bottom boat so you can experience the incredible underwater world without getting your feet wet.


Little Antigua Beach Tour
L A Tour provides beach tours. Visit a sampling of some of our beaches such as Long Bay, Turners Beach, Darkwood Beach, Dickenson Bay just to name a few of our 365 white sandy beaches. Need a beach for snorkeling or just to relax? Let Little Antigua Island tour take you there. Contact us for full details.


Aurora Expeditions is the first operator to be disclosed for this multi-ship SunStone order and it has options on the other three.
The ship will be delivered in time for Aurora’s November to March 2019/2020 Antarctic season.
Aurora's md Robert Halfpenny said the company is excited to field the first cruise vessel to use patented X-BOW (pronounced ‘crossbow’) technology that will make the ocean-going experience as safe and comfortable as possible in the polar regions.
The design is in service for non-passenger ships; currently, more than 100 vessels with this bow concept are being constructed or in operations around the world.
Instead of a traditional bow, the tapered fore ship will allow the new vessel to pierce waves with much greater stability.
Halfpenny said that while a traditional bow vessel rises on the waves and then drops suddenly onto the surface of the water, an X-BOW ship is less subjected to the vertical motions induced by the waves and continues on course more smoothly, maintaining speed and using less fuel.
He said the new technology will make open sea journeys, like Antarctica’s notorious Drake Passage, more pleasant for passengers ‘than other small ships on the market today.’
At a time when the cruise industry is focused on six-star luxury and on-board activities to attract passengers, Aurora Expeditions remains steadfast in its belief that its destinations are best-experienced by small groups.
A custom-designed platform will cater for additional numbers of kayakers and divers and a mud room for the easy preparation of climbers and skiers.
Small inflatable Zodiac craft will continue to carry expeditioners between ship and shore, with a dedicated sea-level Zodiac loading platform for quick and easy boarding.
‘In between adventures, passengers will return to the warm, friendly and inclusive onboard atmosphere for which Aurora Expeditions is well-known,’ Halfpenny said.
‘Add to this private bathroom facilities, cabin balconies, a 180-degree indoor observation deck, wellness facilities including gymnasium, sauna and spa and plenty of outdoor viewing areas for additional enjoyment and comfort,’ he said.
Itineraries for the new ship are expected to be released later this year.


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OverviewFlag Pond Coastal Access Park, located in Cow Bay, Canada, is a picturesque beach destination that offers a serene coastal experience. The beach stretches along the shoreline for approximately 400 meters and features soft, white sands that invite visitors to relax and soak up the sun.
AmenitiesNature enthusiasts can explore the park's coastal trails and admire the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area.
ActivitiesFlag Pond Coastal Access Park provides a range of activities to enjoy, including swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, picnicking, and birdwatching.
ParkingParking at Flag Pond Coastal Access Park is convenient, with a dedicated parking lot available. The parking is free of charge, allowing visitors to access the beach and enjoy their time without any additional expenses.
Fun FactfunFacts about Flag Pond Coastal Access Park in Cow Bay, Canada: The park is nestled along the stunning coastline of Nova Scotia, known for its rugged cliffs and scenic beauty. Flag Pond Coastal Access Park offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and provides a tranquil setting for beachgoers to unwind and enjoy the natural surroundings. The area is also a prime location for birdwatching, with various seabirds and shorebirds frequenting the park.
AttractionsWhile the beach itself offers a serene escape, there are several attractions to explore in the vicinity. Nearby hiking trails, such as the Cow Bay Loop Trail, offer scenic routes for outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the coastal landscape and enjoy panoramic views of the ocean. The park is also located near picturesque fishing villages and charming coastal towns, offering opportunities to explore the region's maritime heritage and indulge in fresh seafood.
RestaurantsWhen hunger strikes, there are several restaurants near Flag Pond Coastal Access Park. The Cow Bay Cafe is a cozy establishment that serves up delicious breakfast and lunch options, with a focus on local ingredients and homemade dishes. For seafood lovers, The Lobster Shack offers a delectable selection of fresh lobster, crab, and other seafood specialties, providing a true taste of the region's culinary delights.
HotelsWhile there are no hotels directly within Cow Bay, visitors can find accommodation options in nearby towns and cities. The Coastal Retreat is a charming bed and breakfast located just a short drive away, offering comfortable rooms and a peaceful atmosphere. The Nova Scotia Inn provides cozy accommodations with stunning views of the ocean, making it an ideal place to relax and unwind after a day at the beach.
Experience the tranquility and natural beauty of Flag Pond Coastal Access Park in Cow Bay, Canada. Whether you're seeking a peaceful beach getaway, coastal hikes, or culinary delights, this enchanting destination promises a memorable and rejuvenating escape into nature.


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|Proc:||Electrocute level 3|
|Proc:||Focused mind level 5|
|Proc:||Mindspike level 8|
|Proc:||Necrosis level 4|
|Proc:||Overload level 3|
|Proc:||Polyphase level 1|
|Proc:||Psychic scream level 4|
|Proc:||Shield level 2|
|Proc:||Shock level 6|
|Proc:||Shock level 5|
|Proc:||Soul rend level 4|
|Proc:||Soultear level r 4|
|Proc:||Voltaic burst level 5|
|Proc:||Voltaic shock level 6|
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You must be at least level 119 and have at least 110 rage points to craft and use the coral wand.
The coral wand has the ability to deal between 85 and 95 electric damage against an opponent in each round of a battle.
A coral wand increases your chance of hitting an opponent by 7%.
A coral wand also increases the chance you will make a critical hit on an opponent by 9%.
Wand proficiency increases your chance to gain disrupt for your wand-style weapon setup at level 1, gives an even better chance to gain disrupt at level 2, and the largest increase in your chance to gain disrupt at level 3.
Using the coral wand with the glyph of the scholar will increase the damage dealt by the coral wand by 20%.
You can inscribe a coral wand with any of the wrath inscriptions for weapons. The proc associated with the lifebound wrath inscription increases the chance to resist hostile procs, while each of the other wrath inscriptions has an offensive buffs that gives a chance to increase the amount of damage from a particular damage school that is dealt against an opponent.
Sockets and gems
A coral wand has a total of three socket for gems:
You may gain one or more of the following procs while using the coral wand:
The coral wand can be combined with one or more of the following items to form the set Leviathan's wrath:
You can purchase the coral wand from the Battlemaster's store.
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It was an epic charter trip for sure. We put some wood on them blue fins.
Great team efforts and we lost very few fish that were hooked as a result.
This was my second trip on the Pride this year. Excellent crew and always fishy boat.
Rick, I am already looking forward to our next trip.


This summer, thousands of anglers will be leaving their favorite boats and fishing spots to vacation in Myrtle Beach. If you’re an avid fisherman, no matter how much fun you have at all of Grand Strands top tourist attractions, at some point you’re bound to ask yourself, “Is it really a vacation if I don’t fish?”
The Grand Strand consists of a chain of beaches stretching almost 60 miles from Little River to Pawley’s Island, a crescent-shaped area known as “Long Bay” on most nautical charts. This coastline is interrupted only by small saltwater inlets that form coastal bays. These salt marshes are a refuge for dozens of species of salt fish that are just waiting for a well-thrown bait.
What you need to know about saltwater fishing in Myrtle Beach
The very first thing to know about shore fishing on South Carolina beaches and marshes is that a saltwater fishing license is absolutely necessary unless you are fishing from a pier or an approved guide boat.
South Carolina residents can purchase a 14-day saltwater license for $10. Non-residents will want either the $10 1-day license or the $35 7-day license. All South Carolina Department of Natural Resources licenses are available on their website.
Saltwater fish tend to be toothy and have sharp fins, so never attempt to lick a salty fish like you would a largemouth bass or you might come away with bloody fingers.
Finally, the coast of Myrtle Beach experiences large tidal swings, up to six feet, twice a day, which keeps the bait and fish moving and changes the terrain.
Watch where you walk. Caroline’s “meaty mud” is known to suck boots and oyster reefs make nasty cuts. So, check your destination’s tide chart before you go and wear proper footwear.
Choose one of these six area piers to start.
The Carolina Coast is home to a seasonal migration of many different species, from the small but tasty Pompano to the ripping King Mackerel.
Heading to one of the seven piers open to the public is the easiest way to start fishing in Myrtle Beach, as a recreational fishing license is not required to fish from area piers.
Pier bait shops can provide everything you need to get started, from rod/reel rentals and bait, to advice on what bites and a sense of camaraderie from other anglers.
Catches vary by season, but regularly include plaice, sea trout, red and black drum, whiting, Spanish mackerel, croaker and pompano.
We have six local piers and a seventh under construction: Cherry Grove Pier, Apache Campground Pier, Pier 14, 2nd Avenue Pier, Springmaid Pier, Myrtle Beach State Park Pier and Garden City Beach Pier. The Surfside Beach pier is under construction.
Hit the surf for anything that swims.
The Myrtle Beach area has long been a popular spot for surf fishing. Anglers line calmer sections of the beaches with rod holders sunk in the sand lifting 2-5 ounces of pyramid weights onto bottom rigs baited with cut shrimp, squid, live or cut mullet , sand fleas or crab.
No one wants to snag a swimmer, so be sure to set yourself up away from the crowds. The city of Myrtle Beach gives swimmers the right of way, prohibiting fishing from fifty feet and in front of rental umbrellas, but regulations vary by municipality, so when in doubt, ask your nearest lifeguard. Surf fishing is often best in the early morning or late evening when it is usually less crowded, allowing the angler and the fish to avoid the blistering heat of the day.
Anglers need a rod long enough to ride the waves, a weight heavy enough to hold their bait to the bottom, and the right rig and bait for the target species. The expertise of bait shops is the best way to learn this style of fishing. Most local shops have a surf fishing expert ready to help newcomers fish. The state Department of Natural Resources hosts fishing clinics and provides a wealth of information on its website.
Watch the entries for some hot coastal action.
The saltwater marshes and estuaries along the Carolina coast are teeming with marine life like oysters, crabs, shrimp and baitfish which attract many target fish species such as rockfish, flounder , spotted sea trout, black drum and Spanish mackerel.
Many fishermen can be seen along the roads and causeways flowing into the creek. A quick look at Google Earth will give the visiting angler an idea of where these swamps can be easily reached on foot, keeping an eye out for the aforementioned oysters and mud pfluff. Here are some popular areas in the Myrtle Beach area to get you started.
Vereen Memorial Gardens 2250 SC-179, Little River, SC 29566 is a Horry County park with boardwalks through the marsh leading a few hundred yards to the shoreline of the Intracoastal Waterway with a pier jutting into the lane navigable. The shore is a gently sloping crushed oyster shell, easy to walk and wade.
Cherry Grove Park and Boat Ramp 413 53rd Avenue North in North Myrtle Beach is on Hog Inlet has a public pier and fishing spots along the seawall. The area is popular with boaters and kayakers. Parking is $2 per hour. A saltwater fishing license is required. There are other popular places to access the entrance in the Cherry Grove area. Riprap lined Lake Drive at 39th Ave. North to North Myrtle Beach follows the edge of House Creek. There is also a good paddling area at “The Point” where Hog Inlet flows between sandbars into the ocean. Keep in mind that much of the point is covered at high tide. The closest public parking lot to Cherry Grove Point is at 6202 North Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach.
Garden City Beach Atlantic Avenue Causeway, the main road through Garden City Beach, has a boardwalk on the north side with steps leading to oyster bars and mudflats.
The Veterans Pier at Murrells Inlet Marshwalk is a great place to fish and crab as well as grab a bite to eat or drink at one of the many bars and restaurants in the area.
Oyster Landing Drive is a hidden location behind Huntington Beach State Park to collect all the swamp prizes. This is a large area of mudflat and oyster reef that almost dries out at low tide and is often used for launching small boats and kayaks. If you go there, be careful to park above the high tide line.
Murrells Inlet’s South Pier at Huntington Beach State Park is a favorite spot for anglers who are willing to take the long walk with their gear to get there. This rocky jetty juts almost 500 meters into the Atlantic Ocean and serves as a breakwater for boats sailing in the cove. It has a black surface that is convenient for foot traffic, bicycles and fishing carts. Everything that swims in our ocean passes through here, which provides plenty of opportunities for big catches. But, be careful crawling on sharp rocks with barnacles and smooth ones with marine growth. Entrance to Huntington Beach State Park is $8 per person and a 1.5 mile beach walk from the northernmost parking lot, so pack light.
Pawleys Island has a limited number of parking spaces near the north and south causeways on the island, and anglers can often be seen diving into the streams from the bridges. But, the easiest way to get to the water here is at the South Point parking lot on the southern end of the island. It is a free lot and anglers have the choice of fishing the waves or the sandy shore inside the cove.
Be well rigged. Ask a local.
Anglers will find that many rods, rigs and freshwater fishing techniques will also work in our inshore fisheries, so bring your bass tackle. Jig heads weighted with soft plastics, spoons and many of the same hard plugs are effective artificial baits in our marshes.
The most popular rigs for fishing bait are the “Carolina Rig” and the “Double Dropper Rig”.
Dock and surf anglers will likely want longer, heavier rods to deal with the waves and current.
Bass Pro Shops, located at 10177 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, is a shopping mecca for any angler, but it’s always best to stop by the nearest local bait shop to find out what bites and how to bite it. rig.
This local knowledge can turn a day of fishing into a day of fishing.
Here are some local bait shops that will help you get on the fish.
Stalvey Baits and Tackle: 1609 4th Ave, Conway. 843-488-2715
Baishe Boys Baits and Tackle: 4298 US-17 BUS, Murrells entrance. 843-651-191
Perry’s bait and tackle: 3965 US-17 BUS, Murrells entrance. 843-651-2895
Pawley’s Island Away: 9790 Ocean Highway, Pawleys Island. 843-979-4666
Fish-On Outfitters: 800 Sea Mountain Hwy, North Myrtle Beach. 843-249-2600
Boulineau Ace Hardware: 318 Sea Mountain Hwy, North Myrtle Beach. 843-663-6920


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Huge populations of calico and sand bass, sheepshead, and sculpin can be caught year round.
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Many Newport vacation rentals come with hot tubs or saunas to add a warm glow to the frostiest day.As it turns 50 this year, it looks like Fashion Island is getting a big birthday gift: a hotel.Near the Newport State Airport and within 3 miles of the Newport Mansions, this hotel in Middletown, Rhode Island offers free Wi-Fi access.All feature floor to ceiling windows that open to fully embrace coastal breezes, as well as balconies framing breathtaking views of the Pacific Coast and Newport Back Bay.
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Sterling Marine was called to the scene of the Westlake Marina Fire that started on November 2nd. Four vessels sank in the blaze and many others were damaged. Crews mobilized to Lake Union to assist Dunato’s Marine & Salvage in raising three of the four sunken vessels.
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ORIENT STAR - Oil Products Tanker
Vessel ORIENT STAR (IMO: 6720664 ) is a Oil Products Tanker built in 1967 and currently sailing under the flag of Philippines. Below you can find more technical information, photos, AIS data and last 5 port calls of ORIENT STAR detected by AIS.
Are you interested in the sailing schedule of the ORIENT STAR ship?
The ORIENT STAR's port of calls and sailing schedule for the past months are listed below as detected by our live AIS ship tracking system.
|Last Port Call||Actual time of Arrival (UTC)|
|Vessel Name||ORIENT STAR|
|Ship type||Oil Products Tanker|
|Summer Deadweight (t)||2500|
|Length Overall (m)||76|
|Year of Built||1967|
|Place of Built|
|Vessel Name||Registered Owner||Year|
|ORIENT STAR||Tankmaster Sg Corp||1992|
|ORIENT STAR||Development Bank of the Philippines||1989|
|SAN JOSE-B.||Navotas Industrial Corp||1978|
|TSURUGIZAN MARU||Sanshin Kaiun KK||1973|
|TSURUGIZAN MARU||Showa Kisen KK||1967|
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Kamakahonu Intro Scuba Beach Dive
Dive into the beautiful and exotic waters of Kamakahonu on a guided scuba diving beach dive, ideal for first timers. Swim with tropical fish and protected coral – see the underworld like never before!
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I popped down to the Bull Ring this afternoon, with my flip-flops, windbreak and swingball – we love beaches at B:iNS (see we do). Despite the
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It’s not a beach without water really, and ‘wednesday afternoon for grown-ups, with music supplied by galaxy’ doesn’t thrill either. Beach two has a big telly, beach three punch and judy, beach four scantily clad volleyballers.


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Tilghman Island is home to some of the best sport fishing charters for rockfish, bluefish, red drum, black drum, trout, croaker & spot on the Chesapeake. There is even bow-fishing for cow-nosed rays.
Our knowledgeable local Captains and experienced crews have been fishing these waters for most of their lives. They know the best spots, techniques and times for catching the fish found here in the Bay. While there are no guarantees in fishing, these Captains will be your best chance at catching your limit of fish.
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Turn your flip flops into a master piece and safe the ocean
The warmth of the warm Indian Ocean laps against the Swahili coast line of Kenya. Nostalgic images embrace the imitation of long, lazy walks down the beach embracing the sun shine and feel of the soft sand beneath your flip flops. Each summer the shops around the world promote brightly colored flip flops to compliment your perfect island getaway. What we donâ€™t realize is where these flip flops could potentially end up.
Lying along the coastline and waterways of Kenya, Ocean Sole, a flip-flop recycling company walk along the waterâ€™s edge and collect all the discarded flip-flops and rubber clogging the water ways. In a massive eco-tourism drive the colorful flip flops are transformed into brightly colored, animal figurines, bowls, bags and ocean masterpieces.
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