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Ed Killer
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Journalist, Florida Sportsman Magazine
Florida
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By Ed Killer Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Forces of nature, hurricanes are one of mankind’s most ferocious threats. They often create a world of trouble for everyone in their path. Sometimes, however, hurricanes surprise us. These giant storms alter coastlines in good ways as well as bad. One phenomenon called by some is the “wild pass.” Simply put, it’s when a storm creates a natural pass or inlet in a barrier island linking a land-locked waterway with a gulf or ocean.
By Ed Killer Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Mike Kmiotek knew it was time. Owning a 27-footer for seven years, he could hear the voice of JAWS’ Chief Brody urging, “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”Provide a more comfortable ride for charter fishing clients. Have longer range on runs to the hottest bites. Expanded storage. Greater rod carrying capacity. Easier family excursions to the Bahamas. All were viable reasons for Kmiotek to upgrade to a larger, more fishable, center console.
By Ed Killer Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Forces of nature, hurricanes are one of mankind’s most ferocious threats. They often create a world of trouble for everyone in their path. Sometimes, however, hurricanes surprise us. These giant storms alter coastlines in good ways as well as bad. One phenomenon called by some is the “wild pass.” Simply put, it’s when a storm creates a natural pass or inlet in a barrier island linking a land-locked waterway with a gulf or ocean.
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Florida Sportsman Magazine
The country's largest state-based outdoors magazine, Florida Sportsman covers hunting and fishing in Florida and the tropics. With more than 100,000 monthly subscribers and news-stand sales of greater than 20,000, Florida Sportsman is considered a standard bearer of outdoor journalism, with a long and storied history of fighting for marine conservation and recreational anglers' rights.
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