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Quota Hunt Applications Are Open

Florida Quota Hunt Applications Are Open: Here’s What North Florida Hunters Need to Know If you plan on hunting Florida public land this season, now is the time to pay attention. Florida’s quota hunt application periods are opening for the 2026–2027 season, and if you hunt Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), this process can make the…

New Florida State record Blue Catfish

The news Has already been all over social media as well as the internet, but the Florida Blue Catfish record has just been broken by a North Florida man Named Justin Hodge from Old town. He caught this beast on our very own Suwannee River and it weighed in at 73.6lbs, beating the previous record…

Smoked Trout Dip

-Smoked Trout (preferably fresh caught) -cream cheese -sour cream -fresh chives -salt and pepper So this is another super easy dish to make. To start, your gonna wanna smoke a fresh caught trout. I did mine over apple chips and smoked it at 180 degrees for 2 hours. yes you can brine it prior to…

Toastada De Venado

One of the true joys of cooking wild game is discovering new and exciting ways to prepare it, keeping your meals fresh and inspiring throughout the year. This recipe draws from my California roots, where I was fortunate to experience some of the best Mexican food imaginable (sorry, Florida). While venison rump roast isn’t typically…

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Timber and Marsh shares real hunts, local tides, gear tips, and wild game recipes from North Florida to the coastal Lowcountry, celebrating ethical pursuit, conservation, and stories from woods, water, and marsh.

A broad, ice-filled marine cooler on the deck of a small bay boat, lid open to reveal a perfectly placed, freshly caught redfish. The fish’s copper-bronze scales shimmer with iridescent blues and greens, its signature black tail spot sharp against crushed ice crystals. Meltwater beads on the cooler’s textured white interior, catching highlights from overhead sun. Around the cooler, the boat’s deck shows subtle scuffs and salt spray, with a neatly coiled line and a measuring stick etched into the gunwale. Midday Gulf light is bright but natural, casting clean, short shadows and crisp reflections. Photographic realism, shot from directly above with sharp focus throughout, creating a bold, honest, and professional harvest scene.

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