Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station

That's because Havana bet everything on being in the Soviet Union's sphere of influence during the Cold War and on Moscow's assistance for ambitious projects like the Huragua power plant.

which sat under 200 miles from the Florida Keys and sent Washington into a tailspin over national security, even though the Turkey Point nuclear plant in Homestead, Florida, had been operating 200 miles from Havana since 1972.

We've had longstanding concerns about the quality of the plant's construction.

and about Cuba's ability to operate it safely.

For guides, what's that street cred? exactly for guides it can have a big impact on their career but for the anglers it's really just as you say street cred but people spend decades trying to win one of these tournaments or win all three and Andy Mill for example he told me it became an obsession for 10 years and he even grew to really not enjoy tarpon fishing because it was all about the metrics and and winning he said the only time he he uh enjoyed it was after he'd won a tournament and that only lasted for uh you know like a day and then he was focused on the next tournament i can imagine well that's if you've ever tarpon fished you realize what a tragedy that is because it's just such a wonderful sport i've hooked one in

the key key uh Turkey Point in the canals.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

In bioluminescent water.

That's because Havana bet everything on being in the Soviet Union's sphere of influence during the Cold War and on Moscow's assistance for ambitious projects like the Huragua power plant.

which sat under 200 miles from the Florida Keys and sent Washington into a tailspin over national security, even though the Turkey Point nuclear plant in Homestead, Florida had been operating 200 miles from Havana since 1972.

We've had longstanding concerns about the quality of the plant's

construction.