Keep reading if you don’t mind being creeped out a tad. This week, we’re talking crabs. Not the blue type. Not the Seabreeze High School variety. Not SpongeBob's boss. And definitely not Cheech & ...

Surrounded by waving seagrass, salt flats, white ibis, and murky swamps, Highway 41 (known as Tamiami Trail) was the original Alligator Alley and the one way into Florida's Everglades City. The ...

It’s Grant Phelan’s favorite time of the year. And for good reason. Stone crab season kicked off Wednesday, Oct. 15, and will be here for another shell-cracking 6½ months. “Stone crabs are here, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of Southwest Florida's most beloved seasons is wrapping up May 1 after six and a half months of indulgence. Stone crab season ...

No need to get crabby, stone crab season is back again! Open season for the sought-after crustacean began on Oct. 15, with crabbers and fishermen heading out into the Gulf of Mexico to catch some ...

Crabs are common critters across the globe, and crabs harvested for seafood come in a wide range of prices: canned crab is much cheaper than fresh crab, while stone crab claws can fetch luxury market ...

Fresh Florida stone crab claws are back in stock, on ice at area seafood markets. Bring out the mustard sauce, the lemon slices and maybe a bit of melted butter. You’ll want something sparkling to ...

Stone crab season in Southwest Florida begins on October 15 and lasts for over six months. Collier County is known as the "Stone Crab Capital of the World," and the claws are a renewable resource.

Stone crabbers in Southwest Florida are experiencing a highly successful season after Hurricane Ian. Fishermen are reporting hauls three to four times larger than in recent years. The increased supply ...

One of Southwest Florida's most beloved seasons is wrapping up May 1 after six and a half months of indulgence. Stone crab season is officially coming to an end ― at least until October. Collier ...

Florida's stone crab season is ending on May 1 after running for six and a half months. Stone crab claws are a renewable resource as they can be harvested without killing the crab. Everglades City in ...