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On the 7th of January the Blackwater Pyrates held a formal change of comand to install their new captain.  Retiring is Captain Hook'em Dano and coming on board is the new Captain Fins Up of the Bains Canal clan.  Captain Fins Up began his term with a vow of unity and dedication to community.  The Blackwater Pyrates first arrived on the shores of the Blackwater in 2006 and have fourished since.  For more information on the Blackwater Pyrates you can find them on Facebook or go to…

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We, as the boaters of NW Fla. and the emerald coast _really_ need to get the word out about this great resource. Please tell all you know. I've posted a notice on the Bayliner owner forum. Perhaps the SysOp could also consider some flyers or signs for the local marine stores or better yet bumper stickers with the cool .com logo? Continue

Boating Panama and Boat Pensacola

No place in Florida is more beautiful than the Panhandle, located in the northwestern part of the state. With sun-drenched white sand beaches and turquoise blue waters, not only is the Panhandle breathtaking, but it’s also a fisherman’s paradise any time of year.

The gulf and bay waters surrounding Panama City Beach offer some of the finest sport fishing in the world. Whether fly casting for redfish in St. Andrews Bay, trolling the Gulf of…

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Anybody been out to the new Navarre Pier, it's the longest pier (1545ft) in the whole gulf.

http://navarrepier.com/

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If you have your own boat, do you keep proper boat checklists and logs? This could be one of the most important things you ever do for yourself and your passengers when it comes to boating. For example, check lists are a great way for you to make sure you have everything that you need and that you follow proper safety precautions while on the boat or preparing to leave on the boat.

Here are some examples of the types of boat checklists and logs you might keep:

• Float plan

• Ship… Continue

Have you ever wanted to find a nice quiet piece of beach for yourself to enjoy? You might be surprised to know that the Florida coast has over 800 miles of beaches. That’s a TON of beaches to choose from but do you ever feel like you can’t find a quiet and peaceful one for anything?



This is partly because so many people from other parts of the country or even other parts of the world want to come to Florida, especially during the winter months where it might be cold where they are… Continue

So I've been thinking of doing a fishing charter somewhere in the area. I haven't been fishing in a long time and I don't really know the waters here as far as navigation goes. I have always loved an outdoors adventure and I think trying some different fishing charters will give me a better idea about what I can do on my own around here.



I love to fish but I'm not sure how confident I feel about going out on my own and I don't have my own boat, so I think a charter will be fun. I am… Continue

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Since the launch of the first BoatFlorida.com website back in early 2009, BoatBrevard.com has had over 40,000 unique users (different people/computers). The site continues to grow at a rate…

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There appears to be some confusion on the difference between forum / discussions and blogs. In general, a forum/discussion is intended for two way conversations and/or questions and a blog can be thought of as more of a one way journal that can be commented on.



A blog (short for weblog) is a personal online journal that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. They are usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of… Continue