By Janet K. Keeler Stuart is a place that’s difficult to really know in a day, but one day in this Florida Treasure Coast town is plenty of time to get started. That may sound like overblown tourism hype, but you’ll understand as we start to peel back the layers of one of Florida’s most…
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By: Steve Winston When they named this area of Florida the “Treasure Coast,” they weren’t thinking about this old building. They were thinking about the numerous shipwrecks off these shores during the 1800s… and the numerous treasure chests lying at the bottom of the ocean. Yet, this red-and-white…
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By Jill Martin Bathtub Beach of Florida, in Stuart, has always been a favorite beach for families (and locals) because of its clear waters and soft sand - and the coral reef right off shore is amazing for snorkeling and scuba diving. The reef also breaks the waves and makes the water super nice…
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By Terry Gibson Recently Capt. Justin Rieger and I had the honor of fishing three generations of the Wetherald family on the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon. To make this fishing trip possible, They met us at the Sundance Marina in Jensen Beach before dawn ready for some hardcore snook…
Read MoreBy Steve Winston The Treasure Coast town of Stuart, 110 miles north of Miami, is a trip back to another time. About 25 years ago, city fathers decided to transform Stuart’s nondescript downtown area into the way it looked back in the 1920s. The result is one of the most charming downtowns in…
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By Nicki Collett Located on Florida’s Treasure Coast north of Palm Beach and south of Vero Beach, Stuart draws boaters because of the terrific inshore fishing and easy access to offshore fishing. It’s a must-see for boaters and anglers, and even though it’s known as the Sailfish Capital of the…
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