I think this was my 205th day of bowhunting for the season, that long, eternal, endless Texas season of bowhunting beyond our wildest dreams, and though I was feeling the pangs of certain hard earned fatigue, I didn’t dislike it, […]
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“Mr. Crappie” Wally Marshall is the undisputed master of crappie innovation. Check out this video clip of Marshall explaining his unique trolling rig and how it can help you catch more crappie. Chester Moore
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White bass are biting on the main body of many Texas reservoirs right now. And to a lesser extent, so are the striped bass. Can you tell the difference between a white bass and a young striped bass? You better
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If it were not for this crazy out of control corrupt government, my life would literally be perfect. Even my agonizingly painful battered knees are livable, but the enemies of America infesting our government have got to go. I fight
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Big bait equals big fish. We’ve all heard that one at some point. Well, with largemouth bass that is an absolute fact. Biologists say the only determining factor in what a bass will eat is it’s “gape width”. In other
I am a very lucky man to have such a deep, BloodBrother connection with so many wonderful hunting families across the nation. Not a day goes by that I don’t hear from numerous families with glowing letters and Emails celebrating
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Flathead catfish are mysterious fish with relatively little known of their habits in comparison to other catfish species. Most anglers say they have better luck catching them at night than during daylight hours and I stumbled upon an interesting anecdote
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Freedom isn’t free. Never has been, never will be. Very special warriors have provided freedom at supreme sacrifice since time immemorial. Good people will never forget, and we celebrate Memorial Day with a hard charging spirit in appreciation for hard
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Ever wonder what kind of thought process goes into making a lure? Have you ever pondered if the pros really design their own lures? Check out bass pro Mike Iaconelli giving the inside scoop on his Berkley Havoc lures.
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Now that I have given the thumbs up to the Nissan Frontier PRO-4X, lets give a shout out for Toyota’s newest Tacoma limited edition. The Tacoma is the best selling mid-size truck in the country, and the innovation and imagination
2012 Toyota Tacoma TRD T/X Baja Series is May delight Read More »
The giant American bison was 75 yards across the slope of the stunning South Dakota hillside. My Lakota guide had directed me to make the final stalk on my own, and the Great Spirit of the Buffalo enveloped my pulsating
Have you ever had a flounder hit your lure hard and start running with it? This video will explain why and also let you know why you need to work over the area where you got the original strike.
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Mid-size pickup trucks have become an almost endangered specie, at least in the US. Truck makers like Ford, GM and RAM are trying to drive their business to full-size models. Their logic is that, by discontinuing their mid-size vehicles here
Frontier Pro-4X 4×4: small truck with big performance Read More »
Once we got the foodplots in, we took down more than 40 treestands and goundblinds all across our sacred hunting grounds. Springtime isn’t just about house cleaning, turkey and bear hunting and planting crops, and in my case, greasing up
Prepare Your Hunt NOW Read More »
I am starting to get questions about using micro jigs for flounder. After we ran a piece on them in TF&G and I have been talking about them for the last 18 months at my Flatfish University (TM) clinics word
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Thursday morning, nothing. Another long, tedious Thursday afternoon, and more nothing. A rather prolonged Friday morning set, nothing. And so it went for seventeen mornings and seventeen afternoons, in game rich wildlife grounds, with the right wind, a great time
The Good, The Bad, and The Skunked Read More »
Last week TF&G Publisher Roy Neves and I had the great pleasure of fishing with Capt. Kevin Callam out of Rockport. The wind was blowing 25 plus miles per hour so we started off fishing cut mullet and absolutely hammered
Windy topwater trout? Read More »
I spent a great day in Fort Collins Colorado with Colorado and Wyoming wildlife professionals, biologists, scientists, game wardens and other dedicated conservationists. As the invited guest speaker at their annual event, they requested I address the critical issue of
Retention & Recruitment: The Future of Hunting In America Read More »
One of the most infrequently used yet highly effective lure setups for specks, reds and flounder is a soft plastic shrimp on a Carolina rig. Check out this quick video clip to see the incredible action it gets and why
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