Bubba Devereaux

Bubba Devereaux, a proud blend of Haitian and Southern roots, has spent his life immersed in Florida's vast and untamed outdoors. With a deep love for fishing, hunting, and all things related to nature, Bubba is a go-to expert on Florida’s environmental laws, outdoor activities, and rural life. He began alligator hunting with his father as soon as he could walk and has never looked back. At Miami Weekly, Bubba covers 305 Sports Zone, Current Affairs, and Tastes of the Town, sharing his knowledge of outdoor sports, environmental regulations, and the best fishing and hunting spots. Known for his deep understanding of Florida's lesser-explored regions, Bubba keeps readers informed on everything related to the great outdoors, from farming and fishing to hunting and conservation. His articles provide a unique perspective, blending practical expertise with his love for the land.

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Miami’s Fresh Seafood Markets: A Culinary Voyage Through the City’s Oceanic Treasures

Miami, a city renowned for its sun-kissed beaches and vibrant nightlife, also boasts a rich culinary scene deeply rooted in its proximity to the ocean. For seafood enthusiasts, the city’s markets offer a treasure trove of fresh catches, reflecting both local traditions and global influences. Embark on a journey through Miami’s premier seafood markets, where…

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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) Review: A Sequel That Should’ve Stayed Buried, But… Keaton Saves the Day

Tim Burton is back at it with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, a sequel no one really asked for, but hey, here we are, because apparently Hollywood just can’t resist digging up the dead — quite literally in this case. This long-awaited follow-up to the 1988 cult classic offers a messy mix of nostalgia and new antics, and while…

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Borderlands Review: A Chaotic Loot-Fueled Adventure Through a Post-Apocalyptic Playground

It seems Hollywood is determined to humanize everything, and this time they’ve outdone themselves by humanizing a robot stranded in the wilderness. Yes, The Wild Robot—based on Peter Brown’s bestselling novel—takes the beloved children’s book and turns it into an animated feature that’s part heartwarming, part environmental sermon, and, surprisingly, part existential crisis. But before you…

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