March 2019

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A Milestone for Sealy NEXT MONTH, Texas Fish & Game will celebrate its thirty-fifth anniversary. But this month, we’re celebrating the same milestone of one of our partners in this great business we we’re both lucky to be a part of.

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Trout Tantrum Feature Was A Hit GREAT ARTICLE, I think that you hit the nail on the head, at least for the Sabine area. I feel that our area is over run with pollutants from all of the refineries. How

A New Way of Dealing With Hogs AS THE BOOM of the .54 caliber muzzleloader echoed through the Cumberland Mountains, a huge plume of smoke blew back at me. Through the mist I could see dogs scurrying and hear a pig

The Inevitable THE ADAGE SAYS that nothing in life is more certain than death and taxes. I’ll add a third: Change. New things grow old. Familiar things are forgotten or modified, which is nothing but a synonym of “changed.” Things dreamed

“Come gather ‘round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You’ll be drenched to the bone. If your time to you Is worth savin’ Then you better start swimmin‘

Flounder Revolution Had Small Beginnings As the tiny flounder slid out of my hand into the tea-colored waters near the Old Bailey’s Fish Camp site I could not help but smile. I released the fish into the slough that feeds into Old

Aluminum Boats for Jetty Fishing SOME SALTWATER ANGLERS have an amazing talent for under-rating aluminum boats, which can be ideal for certain types of fishing—including jetty fishing. How so? Let us count the ways… Whenever you’re fishing near rocks, there’s a

Is It Time for a Diesel Outboard? THROUGH THE DECADES numerous diesel outboards have come and gone, yet none have survived in the marine marketplace. To anyone who’s experienced the benefit of diesel economy, torque, and reliability in a truck

Gliding into Summer Bass with Carl Jocumsen ADDICTED BASS ANGLERS from all over the country and all over the world continue to make pilgrimages to Texas to catch a personal best bass, and Carl Jocumsen is part of that movement. The