Forget the box, just think outside.
Relax aboard our twin powered 21' Seacat as we cruise the areas scenic waterways. This large, stable vessel allows people of all ages to experience northwest Florida's natural beauty.
As we cruise your group will be introduced to the historical residents and current inhabitants of our beautiful waters and shores. From Native Americans, to Pirates and Early Settlers, to the critters that currently call Choctawhatchee Bay home.
This is a personalized and educational bay and river tour. You will not leave this adventure without learning something new. From Osprey, to Bald Eagles, to Alligators, and not to mention Dolphin and other marine life along the way, you will step off of your tour with a new appreciation for the amazing life in the bay.
This is a great opportunity to share an amazing educational adventure with your children and family. Captain Ted is not only a bay tour guide, but he is also a local science teacher and outdoorsman. You will have a chance to pull crab traps, drag a seine net, and plunder through boxes of artefacts and specimens.
We can also arrange for Gulf Excursions, Fishing Charters or Custom Dive Charters. Just call or E-mail, and we will set up the perfect adventure for you. The experience is all up to you. You ask and we will work to make it happen.
What to bring- Sunscreen, sunglasses and camera. Water is provided.
We very much look forward to serving you on your next adventure with Cruise The Waters!!!
Captain Ted Missildine
Marine Life Comes Alive
Tuesday, 01 February 2011 01:24 | Author: Administrator | 
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"Did you know that mullets have a gizzard? Not many of our students know that," said Ted Missildine. As a teacher with plenty of enthusiasm for his chosen field of study, Missildine takes his specimens where he can find them - off the end of a hook, from the Choctawhatchee Bay or on a mountain top in Colorado.
Utilizing free specimens that have a direct connection to his student's environment is consistent with Missildine's intention of tying classroom learning to the real world.