Anglers landed five Lunkers in five days, in the process recording two new lake records and two Top-30 fish – including the seventh largest in Texas history – to close out an active February in the Texas Parks and Wildlife […]
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The New 2022 Events Directory from Seal Outdoors is now available Online! If the Events Directory is not available at your local tackle store, please contact Sealy Outdoors to receive one. Click on the image below to view. YOUR NEXT
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPW) Commission approved proposed rule changes to bag and size limits for spotted seatrout on the middle and lower Texas coast during the January 2022 meeting. The new rules take effect on March 16 in
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Texas Game Wardens are currently accepting applications for summer internships across the state. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department encourages college students of all backgrounds and fields of study to apply for these 12 available openings. “This is a great
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Calling all sharp shooters! You can change a child’s life and hit your target at the 6th Annual CASA Pull For Kids Clay Shoot – Friday, March 4, 2022 at the state of the art Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
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American Technology Network (ATN), a leader in the tech optic industry, has opened its first retail store in Texas, which leads the nation in hunting license holders at 1.12 million people. Located in the Grapevine Mills Premium Mall in the
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Fishgame.com the official web presence of Texas Fish & Game won big at the Texas Outdoor Writer’s Association (TOWA) Excellence In Craft Awards banquet held last Saturday in Rockport. Fishgame.com won first place in the best outdoors website category for
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Some years ago I was in the cockpit of a sportfish with a guy who seemed to more or less know what he was doing, when another angler hooked up with a marlin. Always on the lookout to get cool
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A few days ago we reported O.H. Ivie has a new pending lake record largemouth bass. “Angler Brodey Davis just weighed one of the largest Texas ShareLunkers to hit the scales in the past 30 years!! His 17.06 pound Legacy
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The National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Ames, Iowa, has confirmed that Chronic Wasting Disease was found in a sample from an adult buck harvested recently on private land in northeast Tensas Parish, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced.
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Anglers who visit Canyon Lake will have additional fishing spots to target thanks to recently installed structures intended to improve the habitat of sport fish species including largemouth bass, crappie and sunfish. These structures are the result of an annual,
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In This Issue: Tracking Texas Turkeys • Story of a Real Outdoors Woman • Conroe: Unlikely Big Bass Machine • Gear: Salt Proven, Fresh Ready • Bass: Match the Rod to Mathc the Hatch • Secrets of the Sabine Calendar •
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Just Kidding. Seriously. KIDS ARE SERIOUS BUSINESS. The Bull Youth Market has been an unstoppable force since the Baby Boom—the offspring of which now have grand kids and even great-grand kids of their own to lavish attention, and dollars,
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Second Big Freeze? I REMEMBER IN 2020, reading your story about the big freezes of the past on the Texas Coast and saying that we were due another. Well, as we all know in February 2021 we got it, and
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Beards, Bighorns and a Big Change of Perspective IN OUR FAMILY, the pursuit of wildlife was as natural as breathing. Whether dragging mud minnows for flounders or hunting whitetails in the wilderness growing up, we always focused our energies on wild
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The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Last Year’s Troubles LET’S TAKE A LOOK, shall we, at the short- and long-term impacts of COVID 19 and the 2021 February freeze on Texas’s fisheries and fishermen. When the world shut down because of
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The Unlikely Big Bass Machine LAKE CONROE IS AN ANOMALY. Covering approximately 20,000 acres and 21 miles from the dam to the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, it is indeed a large lake. But it’s nowhere the size
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