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Captain
Matthew Coleman
Tarpon,
Redfish, Trout,
Cobia, Grouper
(941)
697-8600
Coleman@gls3c.com
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As you cross
over the Boca Grande Causeway, you’ll begin to notice that
time seems to move at a slower pace. The world you’re used to,
the one filled with fax machines, voice mail and
fast food… it all disappears. What you’ll find once
you cross the three small bridges leading to Boca Grande, is a
seven-mile island which retrains the “Old Florida”
lifestyle that fosters relaxation and an environment of
tranquility.
Boca Grande
is world-renown for its concentration of tarpon and excellent
fishing opportunities; but there is so much more to the island.
Pristine white-sand beaches and cool, clear teal waters await
boaters as well as sunbathers and shell hunters. Open-air
restaurants, an olde-world bakery, and gourmet cuisine meets
every visitors’ need and taste. A multitude of galleries
feature local artists who capture the feel of the island in
oils, pastels, & watercolors. And there are numerous gift
shops which pique the curiosity with their unique gifts from
around the world. There are also numerous recreational
activities for adults and children alike: bikes, rollerblades,
and golf carts are just some of the rentals available by the day
or by the hour. And the Community Center features public tennis
and basketball courts for those looking for more competitive
activities.
The
Boca Grande Chamber of Commerce is the best place to go to find
out more about Boca Grande, its shops, restaurants, and
accommodations. Please contact them at (941) 964-2568 or visit
them at www.bocachamber.com.
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