Today is the day, I’m finally headed to Alaska for 3 weeks. This is the first of several expeditions I plan in taking in my 60s.
All the planning, research, dreams and pouring over maps (paper and digital) are now behind me.
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Yesterday was an awesome day on the water (well, any day really is). Weather was cold for South Florida with low to mid 40s warming up to mid 60s by the afternoon. Wind was blowing SE at 7-10 mph and the seas were relatively calm. After catching our live bait, pilchards and sardines as well…
The canals in miami’s southwest suburbs provide a wide range of native and non-native fish. None is more sought after then the aggressive Amazon native, Peacock Bass. Typically I go out to the Everglades backcountry to fish for them but every now and then I hit the local canals. February is when they spawn and…
As the saying goes, some days chickens and some days feathers. Here’s a short video of me going 0-5 against lemon sharks in Biscayne Bay. Please subscribe to my Youtube channel after you se the video … this way you can get all the content first. Alec J. Rosen Chief Adventure and Raconteur
As an Old Salt and Navy sailor myself (two West Pac deployments), I know a good dive bar when I see one. And I’ve seen them all from the bars of Singapore to Pattaya Beach, from Tijuana to Olongapo and from Barcelona to Costa Rica. From the Florida Keys to Rio de Janeiro. Not Worth…
Last week my wife and I went to see this immersive art exhibition t the Faena Hotel on Miami Beach. The artist is the sister of my wife’s friend. Into the Great Dying: Waters We Share Into the Great Dying: Waters We Share is an immersive, site-specific installation by environmental artist Beatriz Chachamovits that addresses…
