How to gender a blue crab? It is so Crabtastic!
Blue Crab are a common crab found in our estuaries and near shore waters and we find them so crabtivating! They are a commercially important....continue reading
Hybrid Herons and rare bird sightings in Southwest Florida
The sub-tropical environment of southwest Florida allows our plant and animal diversity to thrive. Fort Myers Beach is home to not only bottlenose dolphins, fish, and mangrove trees but we also boast a lot of different species of birds. Some of my personal favorites are the magnificent Frigates, black skimmers, and oyster catchers. Every now […]....continue reading
Looking for something to do on Fort Myers Beach?
Fort Myers Beach Things To Do Sand, sun, and warmth…. now what? You’ve arrived in one of the most beautiful destinations in Florida,....continue reading
Are manatees near Fort Myers Beach yet?
Manatee Migration: They’re On The Move! Florida’s most famous gentle giant, the Florida Manatee, is on the move! Colder temperatures like those we experience....continue reading
Estero Bay Keys
Estero Bay Islands The collection of mangrove islands that dot the landscape of our area, also known as Estero Bay, are more than gnarled....continue reading
Fort Myers Beach New Year
Fort Myers Beach: 2017 Review Every end is just another beginning and 2017 was a year for the books! Thank you for being a part....continue reading
What to do for the holidays on Fort Myers Beach
Another year is wrapping up at Good Time Charters! The holiday season brings in both locals and visitors who are all seeking fun and interesting....continue reading
Fort myers Beach cruising
The Gulf of Mexico: Our Playground and Yours! Good Time Charters is so lucky to have the Gulf of Mexico as not only our home,....continue reading
Strange sealife on Fort Myers Beach
Strange Items you find on the beach! The beaches in Southwest Florida are a wonderland for the ardent sheller and also for the....continue reading
Snakes in Southwest Florida
“Snakes!” Say that in a crowd and most might run for cover and ask questions later. In Florida, we offer habitat to 46 species....continue reading