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SEBASTIAN — Dissolved oxygen in the Indian River Lagoon at Sebastian recovered to a healthy level early Sunday, rising well above the danger line after sitting at the threshold the
SEBASTIAN — Dissolved oxygen in the Indian River Lagoon at Sebastian stayed above the fish-stress threshold before dawn Friday, but salinity has fallen sharply and the water flowing into the
SEBASTIAN — A living shoreline is now in place along the south side of Coconut Point at Sebastian Inlet State Park. The Sebastian Inlet District and park staff call it
For those of you who watched our latest Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report last week, Sebastian Inlet is firing on all cylinders right now, with anglers landing some serious numbers —
SEBASTIAN — Coastal Connections is looking for volunteers to help with a beach cleanup at Sebastian Inlet State Park on Tuesday, Aug. 4. The event runs from 9 to 10
Watch the full video review ▶ Watch on YouTube 3:29 video • Originally published on Cruisers Choice This Sebastian Inlet fishing report covers improved fishing activity around the North Jetty,
SEBASTIAN — Anglers will once again chase big swordfish in the waters off the Treasure Coast as the sixth annual Strike-Zone Fishing Bobby Richter Swordfish Shootout gets underway Aug. 6-9,
MELBOURNE BEACH — The structurally deficient Sebastian Inlet Bridge will undergo a $101.9 million replacement beginning Monday, June 1. The Florida Department of Transportation projects it will take six years
BREVARD COUNTY — A Carnival Cruise Line ship based in Port Canaveral rescued nine people from a disabled boat flying a distress flag off the coast of Sebastian Inlet on
PALM BAY — Seagrass beds in the Indian River Lagoon have grown dramatically in the past two years, with new monitoring data showing both wider coverage and thicker growth across