John Guidroz
January 17, 2013
Written by Nicole Haugdahl | Intro by Fred Garth | Photos: Fresh from Florida In the past few issues, we’ve featured some succulent seafood recipes and the chefs who cook them from various Guy Harvey’s Island Grills around the country (and one in Grand Cayman). This issue we changed the ingredients […]
June 8, 2012
Written by John Guidroz Not everyone knows that when buy a cool-looking Guy Harvey t-shirt, you’re helping your ocean environment. For each shirt you buy, part of the money goes to the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation. Now, Guy has taken that a step further. The team at Guy Harvey Sportswear […]
June 8, 2012
By Fred Garth When Guy Harvey first put his art on a t-shirt, no one knew he’d strike a nerve in fishermen far and wide. Those simple cotton t-shirts have become iconic. These days, the art has found its way beyond cotton and onto high-tech fabrics that provide sun protection […]
April 13, 2012
Our mission is to produce beautiful, quality fine jewelry displaying Guy Harvey’s world-renowned artwork that allows our customers to show their passion and concern for the ocean, its responsible use and conservation in a stylish way. “Jewelry That Makes A Difference” http://www.guyharveyjewelry.com/ E-mail cameron@guyharveyjewerly.com Phone (252) 946-5333 x129 We create […]
April 13, 2012
This picture was taken by Editor in Chief, Fred Garth, while diving. Read Fred’s blog here.
April 13, 2012
This is a great shot of the Guy Harvey Outpost Resort in Bimini. Read more about their fishing tournament here.
April 4, 2012
By Fred Garth I spent three days in Sebastian, Florida fishing the famous Indian River Lagoon and touring the area. I caught some nice specs the first day but the wind was blowing a gale which didn’t help. The next day I got into some bass fishing at the Stick […]
April 1, 2012
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March 14, 2012
Welcome to Cushease. Built for the OUTDOORS, but beautiful enough for the INDOORS. The entire Cushease line was developed to provide a comfortable, durable way to stylishly and casually decorate your recreational spaces.You start with our enduring, classic, sleek designs and then add your own custom touch to create beautiful complements to […]
March 6, 2012
By Fred Garth Tallahassee may be Florida’s capital city and home to the proud Florida State University Seminoles but it’s no Apalachicola. After I’d spent a full day of touring the Department of Agriculture’s laboratories and battling traffic with co-eds and reckless governmental types, I was ready for a coastal […]
February 28, 2012
Sold Out ~ Double Whammy ~ Sold OutGiclee on Canvas21″ x 16″$300.00 Guy Harvey personally selected the art in this portfolio as a Guy Harvey Magazine exclusive offer. He has also extended an extra-special price for magazine readers – only $300! These are the highest quality giclee reproductions on canvas […]
February 15, 2012
“Where the Past is the Future” Bimini has always been defined by its history. Rum runners of the Prohibition Era. Chalk’s first flight across the Gulf Stream in 1919. Hemingway feverishly fishing, writing, and drinking from his base camp at the Compleat Angler Hotel. These colorful events, places and people […]
February 15, 2012
Written by Daryl Carson To the uninitiated, the bare facts of shark-fining can be shocking: Over 50 shark species are fished worldwide to feed a huge demand for shark fin products around the world. In many cases, a shark’s fin is the only part of the animal put to use […]
February 15, 2012
Written by Daryl Carson Do you know where your shrimp has been? It’s a simple question, but one few seafood eaters ponder when ordering off the menu of their favorite restaurant. If you’re dining anywhere in the U.S., it’s likely the answer is “far, far away,” as in China or […]
February 7, 2012
MISSION AND VISION Combining the Goals of Sport, Science and Conservation With a forward-thinking eye on the future, we are proudly responding to the growing and challenging demands of sustainable necessity facing the planet’s marine resources. From the win-win perspective of an environmentally sound and viable business model, the USC […]
January 27, 2012
By Fred Garth Colombian environmental authorities have reported a huge shark massacre in the Malpelo wildlife sanctuary in Colombia’s Pacific waters, where as many as 2,000 hammerhead, Galápagos and silky sharks may have been slaughtered for their fins. Sandra Bessudo, the Colombian president’s top adviser on environmental issues, said a […]