Captain Van Hubbard

Captain Van Hubbard Year round inshore saltwater fishing guide for beginner to pro anglers all ages and eco tours from Venice and Boca Grande FL
Fishing,Aquaculture Writer

Reserve your saltwater inshore charter for a great day of fun and memories! Beginner to pro angler all ages. Half or Full day. Eco tours also.Max 3 anglers or 4 persons if family or eco charter. Like most we do not offer restroom facility onboard, however as inshore we kindly accomodate requested pull ins at a marina or nearest facility. If you have any specific concerns, needs or angler goals ple

ase let Captain Van know when you reserve your charter. 40 years experience as a USCGMaster Mariner charter guide ensuring experience and safety. What you'll need to bring:
Strongest Sun Block Available
Hat to protect from sun damage and glare
Good Sunglasses for eye protection and visual quality
Any personal items you may need for half or all day care and comfort. Wearing long sleeves reccomended and bring jacket or hoodie. If you need it you'll be glad you did! Camera optional. WE PROVIDE EVERYTHING ELSE, JUST BRING YOUR HAPPY SELF TO ENJOY YOUR CUSTOM CHARTER!!! Also offering contributing writings, guest speaker, aquaculture conservation leadership for publications, live media and groups. Contributing author for WaterLine Magazine, Boca Beacon, Gasparilla Gazzette, WindsNWater, CyberAngler,Florida Marine Times, Sarasota Herald Tribune to name a few. Involved in multiple aquaculture conservation groups and representation.

06/23/2026
06/23/2026

Summer Solstice today captured from Stonehenge.

At first light, the sun climbed up behind the Heel Stone and threaded itself straight through the centre of Stonehenge — exactly where the builders aimed it nearly 5,000 years ago.

Today is the summer solstice. The longest day of the year. The shortest night.

And the stones did what they've done for millennia: they caught the sun perfectly.

06/23/2026
06/20/2026
06/20/2026

That green halo over the sun isn't an edit. It's the rare "green flash."

This was spotted Seven Mile Beach in the Cayman Islands.

As the sun sinks below the horizon, our atmosphere bends its light like a prism. Red fades, blue scatters, and for one or two seconds only green survives to reach your eyes.

It needs a clean, clear horizon over open water — which is why Hawaii is legendary for it.

Blink and you'll miss it.

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