The 2019 Flounder Pounder held in August raised $15,500 for Beebe Healthcare’s Tunnell Cancer Center. Every boat entry contributed $50 along with a portion of the winnings from several participants.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — It’s a fishing tournament for a good cause. On Oct. 14, fishing lines will once again drop into the water for the 14th annual Flounder Pounder Fishing Tournament. On Saturday, ...

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For the second year in a row, you picked the Flounder Pounder as Jacksonville’s best fishing tournament! The tournament’s main goal is creating awareness about autism, and raising money for the ...

If you’re a saltwater angler living on the Mid-Atlantic Coast through New England, you understand the draw of flounder. Commonly referred to as “fluke” in the Northeast, these flatfish are the most ...

Chip Davis is a local hero, literally. Jacksonville Magazine honored him recently for his work as a respiratory therapist at St. Vincents, a profession that’s put him on the front lines of the city’s ...

The sun shines bright in the sky over the Paradise Grill in Long Neck, where nearly 200 boats cast off their lines in hopes of pulling in a record-breaking flounder. This is the fourth annual Flounder ...

Flounder fishing at the Old Grounds is steadily improving. Anglers are jigging bucktails tipped with squid to lure the flatties off of structure. Flounder fishing is also improving at Site 10. John ...

After somewhat of a slow start, flounder catches have been improving throughout the lower Chesapeake Bay and around coastal wrecks. No, the action is nothing like it was several years ago, especially ...

It's mid-August at the Delaware beaches, where summer is still going full throttle in spite of the threat of fall. Last weekend, the beaches were teeming with people, eager to soak up a break in the ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — In September, an extremely heavy amount of rain over multiple days overloaded JEA's sewer system at the Jacksonville School for Autism, which caused it to be over capacity. The ...