It is always a pleasure taking out the sisters from Ohio-Kathy, Cindy and Jackie. We started the trip by going to North Captiva for lunch and then it was off to favorite spot #1. Many shells were collected and stories were told as we walked the beach. I photographed some flowering sea grape trees and inkberry shrubs along the way. We finished the trip at secret spot no name and enjoyed another lovely day on the water. Thanks girls!
~ Capt. Brian
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Immerse in an ECO-Tour and Experience Southwest Florida Islands by Boat
You will come away with great enjoyment and a new understanding of this beautiful place and its history.”
Historian, Betty Anholt
Author of Sanibel’s Story
Friday, May 13, 2016
Monday, May 9, 2016
Sea Shells, Photography and New Islands
A few years back on a trip with Gail and Billie we stopped by a newly formed sandbar in the Gulf. To my amazement there were 6 Avocets on this little spit of sand. In 22 years I had not seen this bird on the out islands. We named this little sandbar "Avocet Island". The sandbar would appear then disappear over the years. Well this week Gail and crew were here and the sandbar has appeared in recent days. It is the biggest I have seen this sandbar aka Avocet Island and it now has a little lagoon in the middle. Mother Nature provided good shells and clear water on this trip to Avocet Island, but we will have to see what she does in the coming weeks.
Thanks for joining me on another adventure.
Capt Brian
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Full Day of Fun and Shelling
Exploring the barrier islands near Captiva Island is always an adventure. Pat, Jen, Ben, Izzy and Ursula have traveled with me on many trips over the years and this week we had a picture perfect day for exploring. We saw dolphin, found some nice shells and had a picnic lunch on a remote beach. Thanks for another fun day and I look forward to seeing you all on another trip later this year!
Capt Brian
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