In This Issue: 7 Strategies for Saltwater Success with Spinning Gear • Winning Plays for S.T.A.R. Anglers • Texas Venom: Avoiding Bites & Stings • Bass Tactics for the After-Spawn • Javelinas: Abused and Misunderstood • Special Section: Conservation on […]
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Lordy, Lordy, Look Who’s… LISTEN: IF YOU CHECK THE CONTENTS TABLE for this issue (on page 4), you’ll see that we’ve begun Volume Number 40. The actual Fortieth Anniversary issue of Texas Fish & Game won’t be until next May/June
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PAGE ONE: Hummingbird Read More »
Turkey Coverage Thank you very much for your continuing coverage of the wild turkey. No one else is really covering all of the angles you are with these birds. I have been impressed to see work on Eastern turkeys, Merriam’s
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Read More »
Has the Age of Super Trout Passed? LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: MASSIVE SPECKLED TROUT are truly rare, elusive fish. And when you consider the immense amount of angling pressure, predation and damage to their environment by everything from
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
The Top Gun of Lures LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: TOPWATERS ARE TOPS for saltwater plugging. The surface lure carries that light-tackle game to a higher level because two additional senses, sight and sound, are brought into play when a
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
Tragedy, Triumph and Renewed Hope for the Future LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: “Holy smokes! That ram is beautiful!” SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD DUSTIN WOLFE spoke those words as he looked through binoculars at a herd of desert bighorn ewes and lambs escorted
FIGHTING FOR TEXAS BIGHORNS Read More »
Salt Strategies with Spinning Gear LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: IT’S AN AGE-OLD DEBATE among anglers but in many ways, it is a useless argument. Both have their advantages and in the bass world this is clearly understood. Sometimes you
7 WAYS TO SPIN SALTWATER SUCCESS Read More »
THE ANNUAL CCA-TEXAS STAR tournament kicks off Memorial Day. Anglers all along the coast take to the water with renewed fervor in hopes of catching a tagged redfish or a big black drum, gafftop or sheepshead. While it’s always advantageous
WINNING PLAYS FOR STAR Read More »
Mysteries on the Rocks LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: WINTER AND SPRING provided exceptional fishing for us on the Lower Laguna Madre with quality speckled trout, redfish and snook being landed. During this transitional time of year, my eyes and thoughts
GOING COASTAL by Kelly Groce Read More »
Pro Tactics for Post-Spawn Success LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: IT’S LATE SPRING in Texas. Time for all you Texas bass junkies to shift gears and get into a post spawn frame of mind. Many of us cut our
Crappie Sonar Concerns LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: IT’S NO SECRET that forward-facing sonar is all the rage with crappie crowds these days. In fact, the technology has become so popular — and is so effective — that some critics
TEXAS FRESHWATER by Matt Williams Read More »
Avoid the Stingers and Biters that Lurk in the Texas Outdoors THE FIRST TIME TF&G Hunting Editor Lou Marullo hunted Texas with me, he said something I’ll never forget. “I’ve hunted all over the place, but I’ve never seen
Whitetail Fawns LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: “SAW THE FIRST FAWN on May 6th, same day as last year.” Said my brother Glenn while we visited about what he had planted for spring food plots. For the past three years, we
TEXAS WHITETAILS by Larry Weishuhn Read More »
The Abused, Misunderstood Javelina LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: THE JAVELINA, or collared peccary, is a small pig-like animal that will weigh, at most, about 60 pounds. Javelinas do not hear well, see even less well, but scent very well.
PICKING ON PECCARIES Read More »
A Journey of Discovery and Renewal with a Fly Rod LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE: THE LAST SIX YEARS of my life have been a black hole of hunting and fishing. I wake up every day and think about conservation
CONSERVATION ON THE FLY Read More »
