The beauty of the Caribbean Sea
BEST DEEP SEA FISHING
Hello Friends and those here for the first time. It has been a long, arduous journey... and
Adventure! After over 25 years of doing charters, it will now be Nude Sailing (or Power)
Adventures! As many of you know, the two Cat 5 hurricanes (Irma & Maria) in 2021 raised
havoc here in the Virgin Islands. They destroyed my boat along with many others. Now,
it's time to take it "Global". Your next trip can take you throughout the Virgin Islands
or... anywhere in the world!
Adventure! After over 25 years of doing charters, it will now be Nude Sailing (or Power)
Adventures! As many of you know, the two Cat 5 hurricanes (Irma & Maria) in 2021 raised
havoc here in the Virgin Islands. They destroyed my boat along with many others. Now,
it's time to take it "Global". Your next trip can take you throughout the Virgin Islands
or... anywhere in the world!
The late, great writer of fishing tales and western Cowboy stories, the legendary Zane
Grey once penned “There are always greater fish than you have caught, always the lure of
greater task and achievement, always the inspiration to seek, to endure, to find.” Nowhere
is that truer than in the saltwater fishing world, a thought made more relevant by the fact
that on a planet where 75 percent of the earth’s surface is covered by water, some 96.5
percent of that H2O is found in our world’s oceans!
Grey once penned “There are always greater fish than you have caught, always the lure of
greater task and achievement, always the inspiration to seek, to endure, to find.” Nowhere
is that truer than in the saltwater fishing world, a thought made more relevant by the fact
that on a planet where 75 percent of the earth’s surface is covered by water, some 96.5
percent of that H2O is found in our world’s oceans!
The Caribbean Sea, home to warm waters and beautiful beaches, has always been a haven
for fishing enthusiasts. With easy access to deep waters and abundant big game fish, it’s
no wonder this region attracts anglers worldwide. Among the best fishing spots in the
Caribbean, you’ll find a variety of species, including blue marlin, mahi mahi, white marlin,
yellowfin tuna, and more. Venturing out into the open water with a skilled local guide and
the right fishing gear can result in the catch of a lifetime.
Popular Caribbean islands such as Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, the
Virgin Islands, and Costa Rica offer a range of fishing styles, from inshore and reef fishing
to bottom and offshore fishing. Fishing charters in these destinations often provide full-day
and half-day tour options to cater to individual preferences.
The Atlantic Ocean side of the Caribbean is particularly well-known for its deep sea fishing,
with the best time for this activity being during peak season between late spring and early
fall. In this guide Best Fishing in the Caribbean, we take a deep dive into the best islands
to go deep sea fishing from in the Caribbeans. The types of fish you can expect to catch,
tips and techniques, fishing charters, and more.
The Dominican Republic is well-known for its amazing deep sea fishing opportunities, with
Punta Cana being one of the best places. Here, you can find an abundance of fish species
such as blue marlin, white marlin, mahi mahi, and yellowfin tuna. The peak season for
fishing is from late spring to early fall, but the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean make
it possible to enjoy great fishing throughout the year.
The Bahamas is a perfect place to start for anglers seeking big fish in the Caribbean. The
beautiful Andros Barrier Reef and Acklins Island are some of the best spots for blue marlin,
yellowfin tuna, and mahi mahi. Winter months are the peak season for fishing in the
Bahamas, where you can find fishing charters and local guides ready to show you the
best fishing spots.
Cuba boasts great deep sea fishing, especially in Jardines de la Reina and the Yucatan
Peninsula. The rich waters of the Caribbean Sea offer a wide variety of fish, including black
marlin, cubera snapper, and mackerel. The fishing season in Cuba usually runs from late
spring to early fall, with the best fishing experience taking place in the open waters
around the island.
Mexico, specifically Isla Mujeres, is another excellent deep sea fishing destination in the
Caribbean. The waters around Isla Mujeres feature a variety of fish species, such as
yellowfin tuna and king mackerel. Plenty of fishing charters are available for full-day
and half-day tours, offering great value and fantastic fishing experiences. The best time
to fish in Isla Mujeres is winter when strong currents bring big catches.
for fishing enthusiasts. With easy access to deep waters and abundant big game fish, it’s
no wonder this region attracts anglers worldwide. Among the best fishing spots in the
Caribbean, you’ll find a variety of species, including blue marlin, mahi mahi, white marlin,
yellowfin tuna, and more. Venturing out into the open water with a skilled local guide and
the right fishing gear can result in the catch of a lifetime.
Virgin Islands, and Costa Rica offer a range of fishing styles, from inshore and reef fishing
to bottom and offshore fishing. Fishing charters in these destinations often provide full-day
and half-day tour options to cater to individual preferences.
with the best time for this activity being during peak season between late spring and early
fall. In this guide Best Fishing in the Caribbean, we take a deep dive into the best islands
to go deep sea fishing from in the Caribbeans. The types of fish you can expect to catch,
tips and techniques, fishing charters, and more.
Punta Cana being one of the best places. Here, you can find an abundance of fish species
such as blue marlin, white marlin, mahi mahi, and yellowfin tuna. The peak season for
fishing is from late spring to early fall, but the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean make
it possible to enjoy great fishing throughout the year.
beautiful Andros Barrier Reef and Acklins Island are some of the best spots for blue marlin,
yellowfin tuna, and mahi mahi. Winter months are the peak season for fishing in the
Bahamas, where you can find fishing charters and local guides ready to show you the
best fishing spots.
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Peninsula. The rich waters of the Caribbean Sea offer a wide variety of fish, including black
marlin, cubera snapper, and mackerel. The fishing season in Cuba usually runs from late
spring to early fall, with the best fishing experience taking place in the open waters
around the island.
Caribbean. The waters around Isla Mujeres feature a variety of fish species, such as
yellowfin tuna and king mackerel. Plenty of fishing charters are available for full-day
and half-day tours, offering great value and fantastic fishing experiences. The best time
to fish in Isla Mujeres is winter when strong currents bring big catches.
A comprehensive rundown of the best guitarists of all time, featuring the trailblazers, the
early innovators, the best jazz, rock, indie, blues, metal and acoustic players – and the top
guitarists around today. Here’s the thing. Choosing the 100 greatest guitarists of all time
turned out to be just too darned tough for Total Guitar’s fanatical team of guitar nerds.
So, armed with a ‘shortlist’ of over 250 players, we asked our lovely readers to have the
casting vote in an online poll how it works.
early innovators, the best jazz, rock, indie, blues, metal and acoustic players – and the top
guitarists around today. Here’s the thing. Choosing the 100 greatest guitarists of all time
turned out to be just too darned tough for Total Guitar’s fanatical team of guitar nerds.
So, armed with a ‘shortlist’ of over 250 players, we asked our lovely readers to have the
casting vote in an online poll how it works.
Arise, Sir Brian Harold May, the greatest guitarist of all time, the player most regal, and the
one whose pathway to the summit began in the most unorthodox fashion, with a father-
and-son woodcraft project converting a fireplace into one of the most inventive electric
guitars ever made, the Red Special. This homespun mad scientist sensibility served May
well. Just look at how he used the Deacy amp. Appropriating a sixpence for a guitar pick,
he would develop a sound that was instantly and unmistakably his, a three-dimensional
cushion of overdrive that ferried Queen’s magisterial songs through the ether.
Jimi Hendrix was the supernova of creativity that the electric guitar had been waiting for.
It’s tempting to say that Hendrix was ahead of his time, and yes, it’s true, he was. There’s a
stronger case explaining why he was born just at the right time. Gear had evolved enough
to accommodate high volumes and new noise, rock ’n’ roll had deflowered pop culture, the
time was just right. And if he were born any later, say, in today’s climate, would he have
been so free to shepherd that squall of feedback in an era in which limits are placed on
stage noise, in-ears and all that jazz?
Years honing his chops as an on-call session musician had prepared Jimmy Page for what
was to come, namely being guitarist and producer of the biggest rock band on the planet,
a band whose creative ambition matched the scale of their success. Like Eric Clapton and
Jeff Beck, Page was an alumni of the Yardbirds, at first on bass guitar, then guitar, briefly
alongside Jeff Beck. The signs were there that Page was going to be different breed of
guitar player. He used a bow on the guitar. Like Beck, he too appreciated the creative
potential of high-volume, fuzz, wah and all the good stuff, and he took those creative
epiphanies with them into Led Zeppelin.
We can argue over who is the greatest guitarist of all time but surely none have been more
entertaining than Eddie Van Halen, whose hot-wiring of hard rock norms was like a power-
up for electric guitar culture, making a spectacle of the instrument that could rival the
Super Bowl, Hollywood, the aurora borealis… great herds of wildebeest migrating across
the Serengeti. EVH did all this by restlessly MacGyvering his gear, pressing a Variac into
service, monstering a Strat, D-Tunas, double-locking vibratos, just looking for that tone,
the so-called Brown Tone.
The writing on the walls of 1960s London said everything: “Clapton Is God”. Theologically
unsound? Sure. But back then Clapton was providing plenty of evidence. He introduced
himself with The Yardbirds before leaving for John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers. The
band’s studio debut, simply titled Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton but most commonly
known as The Beano Album, remains a touchstone. But more greatness was incoming,
and Clapton was in a hurry. He formed Cream with fellow Bluesbreakers alumnus Jack
Bruce and cut some of the most classic rock tracks of all time.
Great civilizations have risen and fallen in the time that it has taken for one of David
Gilmour’s notes to decay. It is as though Gilmour’s career has been one long stand against
time, a battle to make time itself dance to his tune. Notes are fretted, picked and soar
through the firmament, receiving guests in planetary orbit for tea before gracefully making
their way back to terra firma. The effect on the audience is transcendent. Replacing Syd
Barrett in Pink Floyd was no easy task. Gilmour, however, had the vision, the chops, and the
proficiency with a Binson Echorec to take the British prog icons’ sound to the next level.
Hard rock’s own Man in Black, Ritchie Blackmore redefined guitar for a generation. Okay, we
are at that spot in the list where everyone is redefining things but, really, he was the one
who made the riffs harder and the solos that bit more ambitious with Deep Purple, who
looked beyond the Pentatonic shapes and towards classical music for inspiration, classing
up the denim-and-leather demographic and expanding its horizons. And of course, he is a
character, too, and in this game that goes a long way. Blackmore might have been a
renaissance man who enjoyed a little Baroque ’n’ roll when it came down to what was right
there before him on the treble clef, but he was volatile, too. It was often thus, that the
geniuses among us have something of the unexploded bomb about their personalities.
one whose pathway to the summit began in the most unorthodox fashion, with a father-
and-son woodcraft project converting a fireplace into one of the most inventive electric
guitars ever made, the Red Special. This homespun mad scientist sensibility served May
well. Just look at how he used the Deacy amp. Appropriating a sixpence for a guitar pick,
he would develop a sound that was instantly and unmistakably his, a three-dimensional
cushion of overdrive that ferried Queen’s magisterial songs through the ether.
It’s tempting to say that Hendrix was ahead of his time, and yes, it’s true, he was. There’s a
stronger case explaining why he was born just at the right time. Gear had evolved enough
to accommodate high volumes and new noise, rock ’n’ roll had deflowered pop culture, the
time was just right. And if he were born any later, say, in today’s climate, would he have
been so free to shepherd that squall of feedback in an era in which limits are placed on
stage noise, in-ears and all that jazz?
was to come, namely being guitarist and producer of the biggest rock band on the planet,
a band whose creative ambition matched the scale of their success. Like Eric Clapton and
Jeff Beck, Page was an alumni of the Yardbirds, at first on bass guitar, then guitar, briefly
alongside Jeff Beck. The signs were there that Page was going to be different breed of
guitar player. He used a bow on the guitar. Like Beck, he too appreciated the creative
potential of high-volume, fuzz, wah and all the good stuff, and he took those creative
epiphanies with them into Led Zeppelin.
entertaining than Eddie Van Halen, whose hot-wiring of hard rock norms was like a power-
up for electric guitar culture, making a spectacle of the instrument that could rival the
Super Bowl, Hollywood, the aurora borealis… great herds of wildebeest migrating across
the Serengeti. EVH did all this by restlessly MacGyvering his gear, pressing a Variac into
service, monstering a Strat, D-Tunas, double-locking vibratos, just looking for that tone,
the so-called Brown Tone.
unsound? Sure. But back then Clapton was providing plenty of evidence. He introduced
himself with The Yardbirds before leaving for John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers. The
band’s studio debut, simply titled Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton but most commonly
known as The Beano Album, remains a touchstone. But more greatness was incoming,
and Clapton was in a hurry. He formed Cream with fellow Bluesbreakers alumnus Jack
Bruce and cut some of the most classic rock tracks of all time.
Gilmour’s notes to decay. It is as though Gilmour’s career has been one long stand against
time, a battle to make time itself dance to his tune. Notes are fretted, picked and soar
through the firmament, receiving guests in planetary orbit for tea before gracefully making
their way back to terra firma. The effect on the audience is transcendent. Replacing Syd
Barrett in Pink Floyd was no easy task. Gilmour, however, had the vision, the chops, and the
proficiency with a Binson Echorec to take the British prog icons’ sound to the next level.
are at that spot in the list where everyone is redefining things but, really, he was the one
who made the riffs harder and the solos that bit more ambitious with Deep Purple, who
looked beyond the Pentatonic shapes and towards classical music for inspiration, classing
up the denim-and-leather demographic and expanding its horizons. And of course, he is a
character, too, and in this game that goes a long way. Blackmore might have been a
renaissance man who enjoyed a little Baroque ’n’ roll when it came down to what was right
there before him on the treble clef, but he was volatile, too. It was often thus, that the
geniuses among us have something of the unexploded bomb about their personalities.
At historically Black colleges and universities in the American South, the real stars of any
football game are the majorettes. Their signature dance style, created by Black women
and femmes, has attracted a cultlike following. It’s all about no-holds-barred spectacle,
combining the precision of a kick line with the winking sensuality of burlesque, boldly
embodying the marching band’s tunes.
The cheerleading majorette renaissance may be the first spirit group you picture at a
college game but, for some colleges and universities, it's the dance team that takes the
gold. Although cheer and dance teams can have elaborate choreography, it is the dance
squads that bring flags and other props into their already highly skilled technical
performances. The best college dance teams excel in jazz, hip hop, lyrical, and pom
spirit routines. US college dance teams are a year-round sport, with each squad
performing pre-game, at halftime, and even on the sidelines of each season's sport.
Along with other spirit squads, college dance teams help keep student spirits high so
they can cheer their teams to victory. Check out some amazing performances by the
best collegiate dance teams in the country. Members practice 20 maybe even 30 hours
a week, and not only perform at games, but also compete in national competitions like
the UDA College Nationals. Which are the top dance teams in colleges? Make your voice
heard and vote for your favorites.
football game are the majorettes. Their signature dance style, created by Black women
and femmes, has attracted a cultlike following. It’s all about no-holds-barred spectacle,
combining the precision of a kick line with the winking sensuality of burlesque, boldly
embodying the marching band’s tunes.
college game but, for some colleges and universities, it's the dance team that takes the
gold. Although cheer and dance teams can have elaborate choreography, it is the dance
squads that bring flags and other props into their already highly skilled technical
performances. The best college dance teams excel in jazz, hip hop, lyrical, and pom
spirit routines. US college dance teams are a year-round sport, with each squad
performing pre-game, at halftime, and even on the sidelines of each season's sport.
Along with other spirit squads, college dance teams help keep student spirits high so
they can cheer their teams to victory. Check out some amazing performances by the
best collegiate dance teams in the country. Members practice 20 maybe even 30 hours
a week, and not only perform at games, but also compete in national competitions like
the UDA College Nationals. Which are the top dance teams in colleges? Make your voice
heard and vote for your favorites.
Despite the song's widespread popularity, the choice was not random: It was an homage to
the university's 2024 team, whose "iconic" routine to the very same song brought home
Minnesota's first back-to-back jazz routine win at the UDA College Cheerleading and
Dance Team National Championship that year, and made them the first Minnesota team to
win a double national championship -- winning first place in both the Jazz and Pom divisions,
according to senior Sophia Hedlund. "We kind of did it this year to create a love letter to the
legacy and those past alumni," said Hedlund.
Being on our dance team is a wonderful opportunity to develop technical dance skills while
making great friends and building confidence. Our dance team students experience the joy
of performing at various regional dance competition events in the area and working
together with their team to learn and grow as dancers. This is a full school-year commitment,
September through June, and requires regular attendance in classes and rehearsals. We
welcome new dancers into our competitive program each year.
Starting high school or college and want to get involved in your school? Then dance team
might be the perfect answer, but what is dance team? MTD has made a list of common
questions asked about dance team. Here are the common questions asked when joining
a dance team: How would you define dance team? How does it differ from studio dance?
What is the time commitment? What expenses are there? What are the benefits of dance
team? How do I get involved? Let dive a little deeper in each one of them.
These teams often showcase their skills at sporting events, parades, and competitions,
while also fostering a sense of teamwork and discipline among their members. From the
precision of their formations to the vibrant costumes and choreography, majorette dance
teams are a unique and captivating form of performance art. In this article, we will explore
the history, significance, and impact of majorette dance teams in the world of dance and
entertainment. Majorette dance teams have a rich history dating back to the early 20th
century and have since evolved into an integral part of many marching bands and
performance groups.
Cheerleading is an activity in which the participants (called cheerleaders) cheer for their
team as a form of encouragement. It can range from chanting slogans to intense physical
activity. It can be performed to motivate sports teams, to entertain the audience, or for
competition. Cheerleading routines typically range anywhere from one to three minutes,
and contain components of tumbling, dance, jumps, cheers, and stunting. Cheerleading
originated in the United States, where it has become a tradition. It is less prevalent in the
rest of the world, except via its association with American sports or organized cheerleading
contests. Modern cheerleading is very closely associated with American football and
basketball.
the university's 2024 team, whose "iconic" routine to the very same song brought home
Minnesota's first back-to-back jazz routine win at the UDA College Cheerleading and
Dance Team National Championship that year, and made them the first Minnesota team to
win a double national championship -- winning first place in both the Jazz and Pom divisions,
according to senior Sophia Hedlund. "We kind of did it this year to create a love letter to the
legacy and those past alumni," said Hedlund.
making great friends and building confidence. Our dance team students experience the joy
of performing at various regional dance competition events in the area and working
together with their team to learn and grow as dancers. This is a full school-year commitment,
September through June, and requires regular attendance in classes and rehearsals. We
welcome new dancers into our competitive program each year.
might be the perfect answer, but what is dance team? MTD has made a list of common
questions asked about dance team. Here are the common questions asked when joining
a dance team: How would you define dance team? How does it differ from studio dance?
What is the time commitment? What expenses are there? What are the benefits of dance
team? How do I get involved? Let dive a little deeper in each one of them.
while also fostering a sense of teamwork and discipline among their members. From the
precision of their formations to the vibrant costumes and choreography, majorette dance
teams are a unique and captivating form of performance art. In this article, we will explore
the history, significance, and impact of majorette dance teams in the world of dance and
entertainment. Majorette dance teams have a rich history dating back to the early 20th
century and have since evolved into an integral part of many marching bands and
performance groups.
team as a form of encouragement. It can range from chanting slogans to intense physical
activity. It can be performed to motivate sports teams, to entertain the audience, or for
competition. Cheerleading routines typically range anywhere from one to three minutes,
and contain components of tumbling, dance, jumps, cheers, and stunting. Cheerleading
originated in the United States, where it has become a tradition. It is less prevalent in the
rest of the world, except via its association with American sports or organized cheerleading
contests. Modern cheerleading is very closely associated with American football and
basketball.
Ravens of the National Football League. Along with the Seattle Seahawks Dancers, the
Tennessee Titans Cheerleaders and the Washington Commanders' Command Force, the
Ravens squad is a co-ed squad, with the female cheerleaders doing various dance moves,
and the males working on stunts, as in traditional cheerleading. The group was founded in
1998, and currently consists of 48 members (20 stunt team performers and 28 dancers).
The squad performs at the Ravens home stadium M&T Bank Stadium. The squad's director
is Tina Galdieri, who cheered at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, as well as the World
League of American Football's.
around the globe, a shared appreciation for Scottish culture, live music and military display
brings both audience and performers alike to Scotland’s Capital. On Saturday, over 100
dancers, based in the UK and Internationally, showcased their athleticism as they tried out
for this year’s Tattoo production “Voices”. With a history dating back millennia, Highland
Dance is an iconic part of Scottish culture and a fan favourite at our August Show. With over
30 years in the industry, and three World Championship titles under her belt, Aileen Robertson
is a Highland Dancing legend. As Dance Director, she leads our Tattoo dancers, overseeing
all auditions and choreographing the world-class routines that thrill on the Esplanade. We
jumped at the opportunity to ask her about her dancing experience and what words of
wisdom she can pass on to the next generation. And always participants in all the
matches of the American football championship.
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