Fishing in Florida
Have you carefully considered any New Year’s Resolutions for 2015 yet? How about syndicate South Florida’s fishing desires with worthy outlooks that you will exceed your resolutions.
Here are Five Resolutions of how to combine your fishing passions all while achieving your goals:

1.) Enjoy Life
Spend your free moments out on the water, whether you are on the beach, Intracoastal Waterway, ocean or lake. Catch more fish and after that even bigger fish and you can have a whole lot of fun bragging about it! Whether you bring it in the cooler or not, there is always a fishing story to tell.  
Tip: Register for free at Trophy Catch Florida and you could be in the right place at the right time to win big cash prizes or even a bass boat package by documenting…

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We only have a limited amount of hours left to say farewell to the eventful year of 2014. It was a plentiful and overflowing year however it was not without many special moments and smiles. Let us give 2014 a sendoff as it deserves and welcome in the new year of 2015!

Having an open mind and hearts to new beginnings and there is no better way to celebrate the new year than in the middle of a tropical paradise of South Florida! 

Open-air block parties, dancing and feasting, and an abundance of champagne are on the schedule to welcome in the new year of 2015!

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Reefs
A surprise sighting along the coastline of South Florida has revealed thick zones of staghorn coral from northern Miami-Dade to northern Broward counties. This finding is what researchers say is a rare piece of astounding news for a species that has been on the decline due to disease. This type of coral is among the most significant species and is a huge win for Florida’s corals!

Stag horn coral is imperative to build reefs as it branches up from the ocean floor, playing a role as a home-base for fish and other marine habitat, this type of coral also acts as a natural wave break to protect our beautiful white sandy beaches. Global warming had contributed to the decline making bleaching occur, so it may have speculated that climate change might have been…

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Summer in Florida
To most people, Florida means seaside relaxation, beautifully landscaped golf courses, awesome fishing and waterfront properties with a semi tropical climate! In the weather world, Florida plays by a different set of guidelines than the rest of the country. “Predictably, residents shivering in northern towns began to turn their eyes toward the red on the map, and as the 80-degree highs were forced further south, Florida stood strong in frustrating the rest of the country to no end.”

Florida, known for the beautiful warm weather, the sand between your toes, and the total leisure bundle, The Sunshine State, is just lounging in the temperateness, dodging from cold fronts and snow storms, while the rest of the country freezes it’s... Oranges... off!  

The…

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Light watching

One of many great activities during the holidays in South Florida is to venture out via car or boat to nearby neighborhoods and view the holiday lights and decoration displays.

Here are just a few places in South Florida to see the famous Holiday Light Displays:
 
The Holiday Light Show in Boca Raton
699 NW 9th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33432
“Santa will stop by on Christmas Eve at 7 pm. & Donations are accepted for the Make A Wish Foundation of South Florida.”

Holiday Fantasy of Lights at Tradewinds Park in Cocunut Creek
3600 W. Sample Road Coconut Creek FL 33073
“This is the 20th Edition of the Fantasy of Lights.  You can drive through in your car to 3 miles of animated light displays."

For more information: Holiday Lights Drive Thru
 
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Florida Fishing

Tis the season for beautiful weather and great fishing in South Florida! The marine forecast is predicted to stay at a very nice temperature with great conditions for a run offshore.

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Within the Southeast region of South Florida, the fishing this week has been awesome for some and slow for other anglers due to the drastic change from rough to calm conditions. The sailfish bite was a little off however a few were still caught this past week and the bite is only getting better. A good amount of wahoo  had been caught in Martin County and Palm Beach County. Trolling with ballyhoo, bonita strips, or squid seem to produce dolphin bites within the 60’-400’ of water. Spanish Mackeral have been recorded around Pecks Lake in Hobe Sound,…

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CNN Money ranks the nation’s Top Ten Counties with the highest number of millionaire households.  TNS Financial Services, one of the world’s largest market research and polling firms, considered  “households with a net worth of at $1 million not including the value of the resident’s home. “ 

Palm Beach County ranked No.9 in the poll with 71,221 millionaire households. Palm Beach County consists of 11% of Florida’s total millionaire household and 1% of these households in the nation.  At last poll, TNS reported an increase in the total number of millionaire households to be 9.3 million nationally.

The TNS annual Affluent Market Research Program (AMRP) revealed that the total net worth of millionaires, excluding the value of their primary residence…

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Things to do in Delray Beach
“The Most Fun Small Town in America”, considered Delray Beach, where there is certainly plenty to do!

1.  Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Explore the beauty and peace that celebrates the Japanese culture and designs all within Delray Beach, Florida. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is a 200 acre park is filled with exceptionally colored gardens and collections of Japanese art and artifacts. With a café and shop and theater included this is one of Palm Beach County’s most treasured and cherished cultural attractions. Located in a soothing and natural scenery, Morikami invites guests to discover its many aspects and learn Florida’s heritage and its link with Japan.

2.  Delray Yacht Cruises
Delray Beach offers numerous cruises along the Intracoastal…

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Jingle Bell Jog

South Florida is delighted to host a holiday themed event to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Running events have established into a very widespread event, especially around the holiday season, throughout numerous cities and Downtown Fort Lauderdale is a perfect setting due to the beautiful mid 70 degree sunny climate that takes place all year round. The Jingle Bell 5K Jog will be on Sunday December 21, 2014, located on the illustrious streets of Las Olas Boulevard.

Jingle Bell Jog is such a unique event because all joggers will be suited up as Santa Claus from the jingle bells to the whistles. The spirited sight of thousands of Santas jiggling along Las Olas Boulevard will be a memorable spectacle to see and be a part of! Along the 5K course you may spot a…

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Purchasing a home is similar to looking for a spouse.  You may go on many first dates and in the end, the one that has the most, but not all, the characteristics that you desire, will win you heart. The same holds true when searching for your dream home. 

However, first-time homebuyers and even the most experienced homebuyers can get frustrated and disappointed with how long the process can take.  Yet they may not understand how their expectations, views, and lack of action may be causing the delay in finding the right home.

One of the biggest hazards a buyer can fall into is not working with a professional real estate agent. Waterfront Properties and Club Communities buyer’s agents can assist buyers readily identify the best-suited properties in…

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