Texas Fish & Game (TFG) won big at the annual Texas Outdoor Writer’s Association (TOWA) “Excellence In Craft” awards in Corpus Christi. Publisher Roy Neves won first place for Texas Lakes & Bays in the publications under 25,000 category. He […]
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The Rodney Dangerfield of the angling community, bluefish don’t get no respect. This is a shame, because bluefish fight great, strike hard, and often leap into the air as they attempt to shake the hook free. True, larger fish aren’t
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Innovation is the key leader in the outdoor sports realm and I love it when innovation meets practicality in outdoor gear. What started this review is that I had needed a new hunting backpack for a while. The one I
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On this podcast, Chester Moore Jr., Texas Fish & Game Magazine’s editor-in-chief, joins Dustin again to talk about the early flounder run and how to fish for these flat fish and make a good trip to the Texas coast even
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My radio program “Moore Outdoors” allows me to be able to interview all kinds of experts on wildlife. By far one of the greatest interview subjects is Marty Stouffer of “Wild America” fame and he recently recorded his third and most
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The legendary .50BMG is one of those bucket list guns. Heck, that was one thing I was really looking forward to shooting on Top Shot. And shooters who have shot “The Fifty” have experienced the brutal overpressured slap in the
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In This Issue: Spawners in the Deep • Decoys: Fake News for Turkeys • Mega Sharks in the Texas Surf • Why You Need a Spinning Rig • Adapting Drones for Fishing • Kayak Tourneys: Paddling for Bass [button title=”Return
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Promoting from Within BACK IN JANUARY 2013, while covering the SHOT show out in Las Vegas, we were approached by a young man whose physical size—well over six and a half feet tall—was impressive enough. But what impressed us more was
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Red Reel Fans Thank You very much for your article published in the December 2018 issue of Texas Fish & Game about the “Red Reel”. It was very entertaining. My brother and I grew up with our dad using this
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The Chipmunk and the Conservation Calling EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS. At least that’s what I was taught growing up in the Lone Star State. Driving through the steep, winding roads in the Trinity-Klamath National Forest, however, made me realize
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Ponds THE WATER WAS MOSSY GREEN and the shoreline was budding with the promise of new spring. The chartreuse spinnerbait landed with a flat splat just beyond a cluster of stickups. The pulsing blades stirred a faint wake, clipping the smooth
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett – March 2019 Read More »
Guide the Youth To the Spirit of the Wild I AM FORTUNATE beyond words to have been brought up by loving parents in the ultimate disciplinary environment of the outdoor and shooting sports lifestyle. As I maximize my quality time with
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BASS FISHING’S VERSION of March Madness may not be in full swing just yet, but it won’t be long. It’s a bewitching phase of the game that beckons armies of bass toward the shallows where they’ll choose partners, build spawning beds
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Hammerheads, Tigers and Other Sharks that Swim in Our Surf LAST SUMMER, Robstown angler Poco Cedillo and his partners caught a nearly 900 pound hammerhead in the Texas surf. He and his team typically tag and release sharks, but this
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SPINNING TACKLER IS THE most misunderstood kind of fishing equipment that is easily accessible to anglers. Most anglers own spinning gear, but perhaps not many understand all of the benefits of using it. That’s a shame because there are huge
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Alligator Gar Regs JUST IN CASE you haven’t heard, more restrictive regulations for the Trinity River alligator gar fishery and possibly others may soon come down the pike if the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has its way. Alligator gar are
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