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Thank you Volunteers.
#MemoryMonday On Feb 11, Big Bend Seagrasses AP conducted a second large-scale marine debris cleanup in Steinhatchee. Over the winter cleanups, 319 derelict crab traps have been in Steinhatchee, which equates to 4,440lb of marine debris! Thank you to our volunteers! #RCPatDEP pic.twitter.com/0EH8rz0MU2
— Florida DEP News (@FLDEPNews) February 24, 2020
Steinhatchee’s annual Crab Festival has become the big event for this small coastal fishing community. From the very beginning, rain or shine, the event has attracted thousands of visitors to the riverside between Taylor and Dixie counties, in Natural North Florida.
Steinhatchee is located in southern Taylor County, at the mouth of the Steinhatchee River. From US 19/98 northbound, take SR 358 west to Jena and cross the 10th Street Bridge. From US 19/98 southbound, take SR51 from Tennille and travel about 6 miles to Steinhatchee.
2019 Steinhatchee Boat Parade will begin at Fiddler’s Restaurant and end at Roy’s Restaurant on Saturday, December 14th at Dark Thirty!
This tournament will be held at Sea Hag Marina. Visit the Bless Bahamas Website for tournament rules
From the Bless Bahamas Website:
The tournament will be held November 2nd, and all of the proceeds, donations and efforts will go towards sending a group of volunteers and supplies to the Bahamas. Our goal is to help in rebuilding and bringing comfort to those greatly effected by the devastation brought by hurricane Dorian.
May 18th, 2019 the Florida Kid Sight Foundation will be holding it’s first Fishin for Vision fishing tournament.
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