Do you support or oppose Sebastian buying the Sembler property on Indian River Drive to create more working waterfront for ...

"There are no more fish houses on the water here and no more dockage. Florida was built on fishing and agriculture. America's first export was cod." ...

Do you think Treasure Coast governments should do more or less to help save waterfront property for commercial fishing?

TCPalm reporter Timothy O’Hara reels in the facts on saving Florida's working waterfronts and commercial fishing.

The time-honored work of commercial fishing continues in some small pockets of Florida, but the state's first industry has nearly vanished amid explosive development. The Treasure Coast once was lined ...

Boat speed categories are idle (2-5 mph), slow (5-7 mph), prohibited, and no entry even for fishing, wading, diving, swimming and personal watercraft.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will vote Feb. 5 on the proposed changes, which incorporate these categories: idle (2-5 mph), slow (5-7 mph), prohibited, and no entry even for ...

The sound of Nicolette Mariano and her crew at Treasure Coast Shellfish clacking and counting oysters emanates from the historic Sembler dock along the Indian River Drive working waterfront in ...

To improve the spotted sea trout population in the lagoon, several fishing guides have asked the FWC to make the fish catch-and-release only, as is redfish. Since the redfish rule changed three years ...