Sebastian Inlet News and Indian River Lagoon

SEBASTIAN – With National Safe Boating Week and the release of the 2018 Boating Accident Statistical Report, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) encourages boaters to focus on simple, effective steps that make […]

SEBASTIAN – We had the pleasure of attending the Central Florida Shootout weigh-in Saturday, May 11, 2019, at the Captain Hirams sandbar in Sebastian. It was a pretty cool experience watching all of the boats […]

SEBASTIAN – A 10-year-old girl caught a shark in the lagoon from the dock at the Main Street boat ramp Thursday evening. “I just caught a shark! It was in the river,” Ella Rose Gibbs […]

SEBASTIAN – Starting today, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has approved three providers to offer the newly required Airboat Operators Course for airboat operators carrying passengers for hire. USA Marine Training, Peace […]

SEBASTIAN – A man was found dead near the docks of Squid Lips Saturday at approximately 1:00 p.m., according to the Sebastian Police Department. Lt. Timothy Wood told Sebastian Daily that someone notified law enforcement […]

SEBASTIAN – All beaches in Indian River County remained closed Thursday, except for Round Island Park, as the county plans to assess the damage caused by Red Tide. County officials tell Sebastian Daily that the […]

SEBASTIAN – On Wednesday evening, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission confirmed a “low” presence of Red Tide in the Indian River Lagoon. The agency has five levels, “low” being third on the legend. A […]

SEBASTIAN – While we were out and about checking out where Red Tide is present in Wabasso, Sebastian, and Brevard we noticed a lot of people still fishing where Red Tide has been confirmed. Which […]

RED TIDE UPDATE – Click here for the latest Red Tide Update. SEBASTIAN – On Wednesday, park rangers closed the Sebastian Inlet State Park and Indian River County officials closed all beaches. On Tuesday, Florida […]

SEBASTIAN – Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has confirmed Red Tide is active in three areas in Sebastian and Vero Beach, becoming the most severe outbreak on the East Coast of Florida. The most […]