Hot water keeps fish in the shade

As water temperatures reach the 90s, Captain Dylan Hubard says the fish are tucking up underneath the shadows of docks, mangroves and deep holes where it’s cooler.

Florida deputies: Stop calling us about manatee sex

Deputies have asked citizens to stop calling them about the hoards of flailing manatees in the canals and shorelines of the Gulf Coast communities: "We can assure you they are more than fine."

How does heat wave impact anglers?

Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish are feeling the summer heat and can be found trying to stay cool in deeper waters and in the shade under bridges, docks, mangroves, etc.