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I bought that movie for $5 because it was local and I love frogs! LOL! I hooted, howled and heckled it like Mystery Science Theater 3000. :)

Thanks everyone! I already feel like I'm at home. :)

Not all of the rivers/creeks have guides or kayak/canoe rentals. The best advice I can give for people wanting to paddle a new location is to join a local paddling club and go on the group trips. I always go with a group any time I'm tackling a new destination. The next best advice I can give is...

Scallop season opens June 25th and runs through Sept 25th. Be sure to get in some scalloping while you're there. We plan on going over several times this summer just to scallop. :)

I've been wanting to paddle the Choctawhatchee River for some time now and this would be perfect.

I managed to find this picture of the one she found on Okaloosa Island. It was crawling along the bottom. I'll include the information she found on it: "This is a Sea Hare of the sea slug family. Google "Sea Hare" or "Aplysia fasciata" to find out more. I think it was eating seaweed. :) :) :)"

Looks like a sea slug. There are several varieties of this shell-less snail. My friend found one on Okaloosa Island last year. Unusual little critters.

I'm Beverly, owner of Northwest Florida Outdoor Adventure, an online magazine showcasing the best part of Florida... our part. :D I've lurked for a while and now I've decided to roll up my sleeves and be a little more active in our extended community. You'll find me anywhere there's adventure to...

I'm pretty certain there was a recent rabies alert issued for Walton County. I wouldn't take any chances if I were you. Your health is a top priority here.