Seatrout season open on Calusa Blueway

{ EXPLORE ancient trails } In Southwest Florida's Lee County, paddle where Calusa Indians traveled centuries ago, past pristine islands and waters teeming with wildlife, on the Great Calusa Blueway.

March 1, 2011

Check out outdoors writer Steve Waters of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and the Orlando Sentinel. He nabbed this beauty of a seatrout on the Calusa Blueway's Jug Creek. Learn more about seatrout and the daily bag limit at www.MyFWC.com.

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