Lunker 109 was caught by Pleasant Hill angler, Dennis Blankenship, who was fishing from a pirogue. He caught the lunker on a weightless watermelon/red Zoom Brush Hog. “I made about four to five casts working a brush line that headed […]
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Spring Kayak Demo Days! Come join us on the water! We will have some great boats for everyone to try out. As one of the largest independent tackle retailers in the world, we pride ourselves on knowing and loving everything
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Dedicated To Promoting Youth Activity In The Outdoors And Educating The Importance Of Wetlands And Wildlife Habitat! A DAY OF FUN, FOOD, GAMES AND MUCH MORE… Kayaking, Paintball, Birdhouse Building, Archery, Fishing, Rim Fire Shooting, Laser Tag, Texas Parks & Wildlife, Air Rifle and BB Gun, Gun Safety, Clay
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Logan Jenke (pictured right) and Kellun Kittrell (pictured left) of San Antonio are 5th grade classmates. They put the hammer down on these four catfish averaging 6 lbs each. They also caught and released five bass averaging 4 lbs each.
There’s nothing more adrenaline-pumping than taking your own boat offshore, and slamming serious pelagic predators. But it takes some heavy-duty planning. If you want to head for the horizon and chase after big game in your own boat, use this
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60 pound Drum caught by Jared Wilkinson at Port O’Connor, TX with fish guide Doug Berry with DB Coastal Outfitters
Hunting Hogs, Exotics & Predators with Suppressed Firearms Most serious hog hunting takes place at night, and anyone who has hunted at night knows that a rifle shot seems much louder than during daylight hours, when there is more activity
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Texas has some 113 species and subspecies of snakes ranging from the tiny earth snake to the massive indigo. Lets take a look at some of the diverse species of serpents found in the Lone Star State. The cottonmouth is
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Darren Pyfer of North Richland Hills caught this 10.2 lb bass from a private pond near Aledo, Texas. he caught her off her nest after coaxing her to bite with a white Biffle Bug for over two hours.
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Gunning for You A few readers have recently asked, and more of you may have wondered, why a fishing and hunting magazine such as texas fish & game would devote regular space each month to tactical weaponry and self-defense. These topics
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
Dwarf Deer The story in Chester Moore’s column about “dwarf deer” in Texas was very interesting. I have personally never seen one, but have always found it interesting that in any species you can have absolutely huge specimens and tiny
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Parks to Get Most of Sport Sales Tax Legislation passed by the 84th Texas Legislature is providing a significant increase in dedicated funding for Texas state parks. House Bill 158 dedicates 94 percent of state sales tax revenue attributed
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Snakes! M ost big snakes, like many big deer and all big fish, tend to grow with the telling. Put another way, there’s no such thing as a 10-foot snake this side of a Central American rain forest. Or, realistically, even a
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
Snapper SNAFU W ere not quite there but are closing the gap daily on what promises to be a major battle over red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Best possible outcome is that a legitimate solution, entirely unforeseen at the
PIKE ON THE EDGE by Doug Pike Read More »
Never Give Up; Never Give in; Never Backdown D eer hunting surely represents one of life’s greatest challenges. In fact, more than just a sporting challenge, my lifetime of gungho deerhunting proves beyond a shadow of a doubt to this old backstrapper
NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent Read More »
The Cecil Effect O nly those with extremely short memories, such as politicians and goldfish, could have already forgotten the most publicized and criticized African death in recent years, that of Cecil the Lion. According to a Washington Post piece written
COMMENTARY by Kendal Hemphill Read More »
The Texas Bass Fishery… Best in America? At the time of this writing, the Toyota Sharelunker season was slow. In fact, it only had one entry, leaving some anglers to wonder what was going on. While the Sharelunker program is
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Jetties are huge granite piles placed strategically along the edge of shipping lanes in the Gulf to aid large vessels entering a channel or bay system. For Texas anglers, jetties represent easy to target structures that draw in fish from
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