The Inshore Slam Tournament held on 9/17/22 @ Old Florida Grill in Port St John was a huge hit with over 30 participants competing for the largest slot slam combined and the Calcutta was the largest caught Spotted Sea Trout.

Boaters Exchange is pleased to announce that Yamaha has awarded our family-operated dealership in Rockledge, FL, the coveted “Yamaha Best in Class” award.

Eric & Gayle scheduled a Factory Tour and Demo on our Falcon 22. No better way to learn about the Feature/Benefits and most importantly, Catamaran handling in rough seas.

Falcon Boats USA is proud to have such a great event being held right in our backyard. We have decided to offer a bonus to any Falcon Catamaran entry that wins an FSFA Prize. This includes a $500 bonus for the Big Fish Grand Prize, a $300 bonus for the General Slam, and $200 for any Bonus Finish winner!

A bad day fishing beats a good day at work! Luckily, this was a really good day fishing. Harvested responsibly by caring humans just south of Green Turtle Cay, Abacos Bahamas… 66.4 pounds on a spinning rod. Go team Boaters Exchange!

This real estate market has been, and continues to be, absolutely wild. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just wanting to test the market, we’ve got an incredible deal for you via EXP Realty and Iconic Home Advisors.

Year two of Dustin and Sawyer’s Non-native knockout took place over the last two weeks resulting in 787 non native freshwater fish being removed from Florida waters.

Sean, Drew & Chris had a great day fishing out of Sebastian. They landed a number of species including kingfish, red snapper and dolphin. The kings were caught in 160′ the dolphin in 130′ and as for the red snapper, well that’s just going to remain a secret!

If you didn’t already know, summertime beach fishing on the Space Coast can get WILD. Every year, new and increasingly unbelievable tales emerge from the beach that are forever woven into local angler lore. Last week, local nineteen year old Andrew Berube staked his entry into legend when he landed a 100lb tarpon on a fly rod in the surf.

As of April 1st of this year, a new Federal law requires that the operator of a boat 26 feet or less wear an emergency kill switch when “operating on plane.” The exemptions to this rule are boats that produce less than 115lbs of thrust or have an enclosed pilothouse. Fines for violating the law range between $100 to $500. Note, this law only pertains to federal waters, which begin three miles of the East Coast of Florida (9 miles on Florida’s West Coast).

Graham and his dad, Ted, put the smack down on some hard fighting jacks while fishing near-shore!

Andrew Berube landed this Black Drum at Sebastian Inlet. No one else could see the school of Black Drum cruising by, just below the surface… but Andrew had on his RCIs and was able to. […]