Last look – Fort Pierce Magazine

On the weekends, boaters flock to The Cove by the hundreds for some fun in the sun. Dynamite Point, a name from when the U.S. Navy trained its frogmen on North Hutchinson Island, is at the entrance to The Cove from the Fort Pierce Inlet. During low tide, boaters can moor their boats in the shallow water or beach them on the sand to enjoy swimming and picnicking.

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Last look

Fort Pierce has long been known for the excellent fishing off its shores. Once a large base for commercial fishermen, the Sunrise City is recognized today for its recreational fishing opportunities on the ocean and in the Indian River Lagoon. As the sun sinks slowly in the west, throwing colors on the clouds, these anglers motor out the Fort Pierce Inlet to try their luck with some evening fishing.

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