| No Red Tide Near Sanibel & Captiva, 8-23-14 Here’s our weekly update … Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission released their updated red tide report yesterday. It is a good…
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| Redfish on the oyster bars just off Sanibel, on the bay side! For more information, please see Sanibel Fishing.
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| A very nice snook and a very proud smile! Caught in on a drift in Redfish Pass, just off South Seas Resort. For more Captiva fishing information, please see CaptivaFishing.net.
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| No Red Tide Near Sanibel & Captiva, 8-16-14 Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission released their updated red tide report yesterday. The good news continues to hold for Sanibel &…
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| Bubble Room, Captiva Post Hurricane Charley, 10 Year Anniversary Looking down Andy Rosse Lane towards the bay side of the island. Good sense of the magnitude of the toppled Australian…
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| Archie Hughes provided an awesome snook photo! For more information please go to CaptivaFishing.net!
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| Within a couple of days after Hurricane Charley, there were blue tarps everywhere covering many roofs to keep the water out. The blue tarps were around for almost a year….
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| This Dickey Lane photo is pretty representative of what we encountered after Hurricane Charley as we entered the Captiva Village. A lot of work had been done to clear Captiva…
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| No Red Tide Near Sanibel & Captiva, 8-9-14 Here’s another look at current red tide conditions from yesterday’s Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission red tide report. At this time there are…
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| No Red Tide Near Sanibel & Captiva The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission update this afternoon was encouraging. No red tide has been reported near Sanibel & Captiva Islands….
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| Looking toward the gulf on the morning of Saturday, August 14, 2004, the day after Charlie, I think. The blue tarps are not on yet, so it has to be…
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| It wasn’t pretty after Hurricane Charley! This is the turn coming from South Seas Plantation, heading back toward the village. You can see some of the Australian pines in the…
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| It was a unique experience encountering the National Guard on Captiva Island when we reentered on Thursday, August 19, 2004, six days after Hurricane Charley hit the island. If I…
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| Hurricane Charley Takes Down Australian Pines … This starts to give you a sense of how Hurricane Charley stripped Captiva Island bare and took down many of the Australian Pines…
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| After Hurricane Charley, there weren’t a lot of leaves left on the trees. Most of the foliage was just ripped off and the limbs were left bare. Come to think…
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