Texas Fish & Game Magazine
January 2018
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FISH & GAME PHOTOS
Catfish Thorndale Bass Lake Sam Rayburn Feral Hog Llano County Hardhead Galveston Flounder Sabrine Pass Redfish Kemah Speckled Trout ...
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TEXAS TASTED
Redfish on the Half Shell As winter wanes and fresh southeast winds pump warming currents into our coastal bays, schools of bronzed back redfish follow ...
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INDUSTRY INSIDER
Visionary Innovation by the Power Pole People When outdoor pursuits are made easier by the innovations of technology, everyone wins. This is certainly the case ...
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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 FRESHWATER by Matt Williams
Bass Derby Skills O ne of the really cool things about amateur league big bass derbies is you don’t need a degree in bassology or have ...
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SPECIAL SECTION: State of the Outdoor Nation
Texas Outdoor Nation Welcome to the Texas Outdoor Nation. It’s a place with as many ecosystems as some countries and more wild game than most. ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Lower Coast
Freedom of Choice W inter fishing has a special place in my heart. The misconception is that the typical weekend angler doesn’t have the time, ambition, ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Baffin Bay
A Magical Time on Baffin Bay T he most incredible resource on the Texas Coast, Baffin Bay, has continued on its path to a tremendous transformation ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Aransas to Corpus
Big Trout Time J anuary is big trout time along the Texas coast, no matter where you may wet a line, and wading is generally the ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Rockport
The Eye Of Tears O ur refuge would be Spicewood, Texas; it’s our old home place and we had been trying to sell it for ...
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COASTAL FOCUS: Upper Mid Coast –
January’s Approach to Winter Trout T here are many, many different species of saltwater fish that are enjoyed year-round by people all along our Texas coastline, ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Matagorda
Enthusiastic Fisherman A friend of mine owned a Volkswagen Beetle, and when I asked him how he liked his car he said, “I really like it, ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Galveston
Beginning Another New Year We could begin 2018 by glancing back over 2017—so we shall. The “big” news in Gulf of Mexico Fisheries is that ...
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COASTAL FORECAST: Sabine
Patience Is Key In January Y ou have to have patience when fishing. If I had a nickel for every time I heard my dad utter ...
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TEXAS HOT SHOTS
Red Snapper Port Aransas Bass Lake Falcon Whitetail Fredericksburg Post your own Action Photos and Check Out the TEXAS HOT SHOTS Photo Contest ...
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THE TF&G REPORT
Texas Playa Conservation Initiative C onservation partners are focusing on playa restoration in the Texas Panhandle. Playas are the most important ecological feature in the ...
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THE LATE RUT & CRAPPIE RUNS
Are the crappie running up on Toledo Bend?” “Have the bull redfish started running at the Port O’Connor Jetties?” People often use the term “run” ...
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WINTER BLUES
When the Water Get Frigid, Blue Catfish Get Salty Biologists with the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge have found through tagging efforts that blue catfish have ...
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PIG PUPPETS
Decoys Can Aid Hog Hunters If there is one thing serious hog hunters know, it is that they have a lot stacked against them. Sure, ...
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TEXAS GUNS by Steve LaMascus
The Magnificent .357 Magnum A lthough it’s considered a modern cartridge, the .357 Magnum, was actually introduced in 1935. At that time it was a giant ...
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TEXAS WHITETAILS by Larry Weishuhn
Late Season T he doe, only deer I had seen all afternoon, stared intently into the whitebrush. Her ears were fully attentive and erect. The hairs on ...
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TEXAS COUGARS
In 1987, I was in seventh grade. During the winter, my after-school hobby was to go rabbit hunting on the railroad tracks behind our house. ...
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TEXAS SALTWATER by Calixto Gonzales
Parental Guidance I remember back when my good friend, Jimmy Brewster, bore witness to the birth of his second son. He was glowing when I talked ...
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OYSTER WAR
Major Changes Hit The Texas Oyster Fishery This year’s oyster season opened with new rules adopted by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Commission ...
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NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent
Hunt To the Hunt T he conditions were just right for our bowhunting dreams. It was a wonderful, dark, dreary, overcast, cold, breezy, grey cloud October afternoon, ...
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THE PROS AND CONS OF FLORIDA BASS
It’s no secret that Texas is home to a passel of blue ribbon largemouth bass fisheries—more, perhaps, than any other state in the country. Texas’s ...
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DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett
The Duke! D uring the summer of 1970 I was on active duty in the U.S. Navy. I was attached to Carrier Division 9 and stationed ...
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KAYAK TECH
Modern Kayak Design and Technology has Turned These Primitive Craft into Fishing Machines Kayak fishing is on the rise. Interest in these relatively affordable craft ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
For Doug Pike Mr. Pike,two recent articles of yours have really brought back Memories. I fished San Luis from the 60s to the late 70s. ...
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INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves
Paper or Plastic? O ur subscribers have more choices than ever in how they read otherwise consume the information that texas fish & game produces. Most ...
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TEXAS FISH & GAME Staff
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ISSUE COVER – January 2018
In This Issue: Greetings from Florida—Pro’s & Cons of Importing Bass from the Sunshine State; Decoys for Hogs; Texas Oyster Wars; Kayak Tech Takes Off; ...
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