Good Day Tampa Bay

Snook action has been good throughout the area this past week again. We are seeing plentiful fish moving around the flats, mangrove and sandy shorelines, oyster bars, and passes. Plus, the beaches have had a decent number of fish show up and stay around too, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.

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David Whitwam of Whitwam Organics explains when a weed is a plant and when a plant is a weed. He said it really comes down to ?context.?

Not every young person has equal access to athletics, arts or culture -- but the Clearwater for Youth organization is looking to change that by providing scholarships to young people to pursue sports and other skill-building activities.

April is National Donate Life Month, which brings attention to organ, eye, and tissue donations. Lifelink of Florida and the Tampa General Transplant Institute wants people to know that the need for organ donation is critical.

Russell and Laura were quizzed on which celebrities like to save money. For instance, one actor prefers to fly commercial rather than private.

Larry and Joanne in South Tampa's 1989 Dodge D100 was in rough shape at first but that all changed when Larry's brother took on the restoration. Judi in Dunedin says her 2013 Chevy Camaro ZL1 is fully loaded.

Tom in Myakka City said he always wanted a Duster and he finally found this gem a few months ago. Leslee's first brand new car was a 2020 Dodge Charger 292 Scat Pack.

Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina at John's Pass says the weather has been treacherous for fishing. But finally, the full moon is definitely bringing us a lot of moving water, and we're excited about a nice weekend of weather and a great opportunity for hopefully catching a lot of these good eating fish.

If you can't get enough of the funniest moments from Good Day Tampa Bay, you're in the right place. Here's your newsletter exclusive version of our weekly blooper reel.

Ann Gilbert with Shapes Fitness for Women talks about the benefits of 'reverse running,' saying that 100 steps backwards are equivalent to 1000 steps forward.

David Whitwam of Whitwam Organics says having flowers in your garden helps bring in the pollinators, and some of your other plants may depend on this.

In Sunday's 'New York Times' a full-page ad titled 'Statement by Museums On the War Crimes Committed in Ukraine' was on display. It reads in part, 'It is with sorrow that we see yet another atrocity in Ukraine, 80 years after the Holocaust by Bullets in which Jewish men, women and children were shot and buried in shallow graves.' It was signed by museums across the country, including the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Pete.

Ron in Hernando County has had his street-legal go-kart -- Sandy -- for 10 years now. Dave in St. Pete customized his 2007 Harley Davidson Fat Boy.

Jeffrey from Kissimmee nicknamed fittingly named his Jeep, 'Envy.' Jim in Land O' Lakes took two years to restore his 1960s Willys FC-150.

It's a good time to get out and enjoy Florida's parks and nature before the summer heat settles in. If you head out with your dog, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Dr. Meaghan Callahan, medical director at Veterinary Emergency Group in Tampa, offers some tips.

Those puppy dog eyes are hard to resist, but there's a science behind it. New research says they're getting cuter.

Trout action is getting better and better which is odd because most of the time they bite best when the water is cooler, but it seems they have woken up a bit with the warmer waters, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.