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Sarasota County Boat Ramps

Brad — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:54:01 +0000

Sarasota County Boat Ramps

Centennial Park, 1059 Tamiami Trail and 11th St., Sarasota
Ken Thompson Park, 1700 Ken Thompson Pkwy., Lido Key, Sarasota Bay, Sarasota
Turtle Beach, 8918 Midnight Pass Rd., Siesta Key, Little Sarasota Bay, Sarasota
Manasota Beach, Manasota Beach Rd. on Manasota Key, South Venice
Higel Park, 1330 Tarpon Center Dr. & Venice Ave., Roberts Bay, Venice
Marina Boat Ramps, 216 E. Venice Ave. at Venice By Pass, Venice
Angler’s Resort, 1385 Gulf Blvd. on Tampa Bay, Englewood
Holiday Travel Park, 1475 Flamingo Dr., SR 775 & 776, Englewood
Indian Mound Park, Winston St. on Lemon Bay, Englewood.
Weston’s Resort, 985 Gulf Rd., Englewood.
Nokomis Beach, 901 Casey Key Rd., on Dona Bay, Nokomis.
North Jetty Park, 1000 Casey Key Rd. at Venice Inlet, Gulf of Mexico, Nokomis.
Blackburn Point Park, on Sarasota Bay, Osprey. For canoes only

Boating Communities

Brad — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 19:20:44 +0000

Buy your boat a house or house a boat at the Prestigious Soutbay Yacht and Racquet Club situated on Blackburn Bay featuring a secluded harbor / boat basin in Osprey Florida just north of Venice beach or south of famous Siesta Key. Beach and boat lovers dream. This 3bed 2bath 2 car garage, split plan pool home with very private lush landscaped backyard has been maintained by very meticulous minded owners. Custom walk in shower, granite counter tops, water garden, 18 inch porcelain floor tile, and wood burning fire place produce a comfortable living spaces. Outstanding price for this community with available boat slips for large and small vessels $2.50 per linear foot paid monthly. Visit http://www.1275windward.com/ for all details.

Water Front Real Estate Equals good Fishing

Brad — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 19:32:12 +0000

One of the best activities in South West Florida is the outstanding fishing. Any property located on salt water with access to the Gulf of Mexico provides fishing opportunities from the backyard and everywhere in between out to the Gulf. I’m posting a photo with this message from my last fishing adventure just outside Stump Pass in Englewood. Anyone interested in fishing my Real Estate Territory needs only ask and the trip is on the schedule. It’s really the best way to see what South West Florida is all about. Any time of year there is a species to target in our local waters. Remember a bad day fishing is always better than a good day at work

Hot Days of Summer

Brad — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:50:42 +0000

First I’ll start off with the fishing report. Warm water in the Gulf of Mexico 80+ degrees this time of year brings the sharks in making them an easy catch. The mackerel have been around the outlets in large numbers due to huge amounts of bait everywhere. King fish and Cobia have been easy to find this summer just a mile or two off shore. I’ve posted a picture of my mortgage broker friend Mark with a nice King Fish.

On the business front can you say buyers market. The buyers I’m working with this summer have negotiated outstanding deals. Large inventories coupled with motivated sellers equal outstanding opportunity. If your a buyer and your being told to wait for a later date to make a purchase call me so I can explain what’s happening in the Sarasota and Venice market.