Texas Fish & Game Magazine
November 2017
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FISH & GAME PHOTOS
Black Drum Texas Coast Speckled Trout West Matagorda Bay Speckled Trout Trinity Bay Black Drum Tiki Island Speckled Trout Corpus Christi ...
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OPEN SEASON by Reavis Z. Wortham
Use Enough Gun I f we weren’t hunting quail with Uncle in November, Cousin and I were out with our BB guns. It was just such a day ...
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OUTDOOR DIRECTORY
TEXAS FRESHWATER Lake Amistad Lake Texoma DFW Metroplex Lake Livingston TEXAS SALTWATER Upper Texas Coast Mid Texas Coast Lower Texas Coast Louisiana HUNTING South Texas ...
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Texas Guns by Steve LaMascus
The 6.5mm Lone Wolf [dropcap font=”” size=”1″ background=”” color=”” circle=”0″ transparent=”0″]L ike most American shooters, I hadn’t had much to do with any of the .264 (6.5mm) calibers, ...
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TEXAS BOATING by Lenny Rudow
Can You Hear Me Now? U sing your VHF radio the right way is important for smooth communications—and it could save your life. A VHF radio ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Lower Coast
Give Thanks for Sheepshead N ovember on lower Laguna Madre is a quiet time. Most sportsmen have turned their attention to their deer leases and their ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Baffin Bay
Baffin Alive with Ducks and Spawing Specks D ucks have piled into Baffin Bay, and the fall trout spawn is in full swing. Wading jackets and ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Aransas to Corpus
Corpus Hatchery Raising Juvenile Flounder T his year, the number of juvenile flounders caught by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as part of its annual ...
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COASTAL FOCUS: Upper Mid Coast
Adopt Adjustments for November Trout W e generally have good fall weather, and some really good fishing to go along with it. As air and water ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Matagorda
Marauding Speckled Trout and Redfish I was kyak fishing along a shoreline, but wasn’t getting any action. Then I saw splashing in a cove about a ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Galveston
November And Beyond N ovember is a month I am always glad to see come around again. The overall temperatures are usually the most pleasant of the ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Sabine
Fish Still Bite Even After Hunting Season Starts I t’s pre-dawn on a brisk November morning. The cold front that brought a stiff northeast wind two ...
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THE TF&G REPORT
Texas Deer Bigger and Better T exas has long had the largest population of white-tailed deer in the country. However, the only thing that surpasses the ...
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TEXAS TACTICAL by Dustin Ellermann
Riflescopes & Ballistics Part Two I n last month’s column, I recommended zeroing your long-range hunting rifle one inch (or one MOA) high at 100 yards. ...
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TEXAS HOT SHOTS
Redfish Corpus Christi Sailfish South Padre Island Whitetail Frio County Post your own Action Photos and Check Out the TEXAS HOT SHOTS Photo ...
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THE TF&G REPORT
Texas Leads the Nation in Hog Attacks Texans are proud of many of the statistics involving our state. Outdoors lovers in particular beam with pride ...
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Cool Cats
Cold Months are Great for Catching Catfish Catching catfish in the cold months in Texas can be the most rewarding time of year, and most ...
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BARE BONES HUNTING by Lou Marullo
Decoys I t’s no secret that hunting is a true passion of mine. In earlier years, I would spend every free moment I had in the ...
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Big Timber Ducks
Andrew Boatman has hunted ducks under about every condition imaginable in a wide variety of situations and habitat ranges. His experiences extend from the flatland ...
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Finding Fall Reds
Fall is prime time to catch redfish along the Texas coast. However there is no single, particular strategy that works. There are several, and we ...
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TEXAS FRESHWATER by Matt Williams –
Reel Changes H eads up, Texas big bass hunters! If you’re lucky enough to catch a giant bass weighing upwards of 13 pounds from a ...
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Take it to the Bank
Land-Locked Anglers Should Not Feel Limited Most anglers would like a boat. However, many cannot afford one. That does not mean they are exempted from ...
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TEXAS SALTWATER by Calixto Gonzales
The Best of Us B y the time you read this, the healing is in full swing. Publishing requirements mean that every column you read goes ...
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After Math of Harvey
As Harvey’s Waters Recede, Toxins and Affected Wildlife Remain The waters of Galveston Bay south of Houston and Sabine Lake in the Golden Triangle area ...
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COMMENTARY by Kendal Hemphill
What Storm H hurricane Harvey, I’ve been told, is the worst natural disaster on U.S. soil in history. I don’t know whether that’s true, but Harvey ...
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NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent
Hail the Mighty Whitetail G od, family, country and the mighty whitetail deer! If that isn’t life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness I don’t know ...
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PIKE ON THE EDGE by Doug Pike
Hats Off to Harvey Heroes F or far too many people in southeast Texas this past September, tens of thousands in all, the ground was too ...
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DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett –
Good Fences A s the old saying goes, good fences make good neighbors. Of course, white-tailed deer don’t always heed this wisdom. The standard deer, regardless of ...
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EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore
Stop Fake Wildlife News H ow many times have you seen the photo of a large shark swimming on a highway since Hurricane Harvey blew into ...
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