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COASTAL ANGLER
North Central Florida/Nature Coast
Cary & Lynn Crutchfield
ALACHUA, MARION, COLUMBIA, GILCHRIST, BRADFORD, DIXIE, LEVY, CITRUS
Welcome May! I love May, the month of my birth, and also Spencer’s (my grandson) my grandmother’s name (Mae) and the last month of moderate temps, before the South begins to bake in the heat of summer. I love days of no heat/no air, and my open French doors. My beloved Suwannee is moderate right now, not high, not low. I’m not predicting a flood in the near future, unless S.GA/N.FL gets 25 inches of rain like what just happened in Ft. Lauderdale. WOW!
See page 2 for this month’s recipe, Baked Cobia with Crunchy Panko. As with most of my recipes, this one is also quick and easy. This dish is great for company because all the prep can be done ahead, and you can stick it in the oven as your guests arrive.
Cary is retiring from gator hunting (Yes, he really is!) and selling the gator hunting boat. See page 10.


Mother’s Day is May 14th this year. How about a guided fishing trip for Mom with one of our experienced guides? (I am a mother of two and grandmother of three.)
Our guides love to hear from you. Please thank them for taking their time to write our forecasts and share their expertise. Also thank our distribution locations and advertisers. It takes a lot of cooperation to bring you the world’s greatest FREE fishing magazine.
Thank you John (Freeze) for the beautiful waterscapes on this page.
Lynn Crutchfield Co-Publisher Coastal Angler Magazine of North Central Florida/ Nature Coast
North Central Florida Nature Coast Staff
SALES
Cary Crutchfield
EDITING & PRODUCTION
Lynn Crutchfield
DISTRIBUTION
Rosa Crisman
GRAPHIC ARTS & DESIGN
Kathleen Stemley
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
John Freeze
Noel Kuhn
Dr. Kevin McCarthy
Capt. Jason Clark
Capt. Katie Jo Davis
Capt. Tommy Derringer
Capt. Andrew Fagan
Capt. Jonathan Hamilton
Capt. Tony Johns
Capt. James Kerr
Capt. Pat McGriff
Capt. Brent Woodward
CONTACT INFORMATION crutch@coastalanglermagazine.com

352-542-0356

43 acres (+or-) 1100 feet (+or-) on Suwannee River in Lafayette County at US 27, across river from Branford. Heavily wooded, perfect for residence, camp ground or hunting lodge. Elec. and well.


