Hobie Floating Collection: Designed for anglers and other water enthusiasts, Hobie Floaters sunglasses combine style with practicality. Featuring polarized lenses, these sunglasses reduce glare and enhance clarity, ideal for sunny days on the water. The lightweight frame ensures comfort for extended
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P-Line PelagX Fluorocarbon Leader Material: The P-Line PelagX Fluorocarbon Leader Material is a top-tier fishing line for dedicated anglers. Made from high-quality fluorocarbon, it offers excellent abrasion resistance, low visibility, and superior strength. Its advanced construction enhances sensitivity, allowing anglers to feel even
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Lazer Sharp Jupiter Rig: Save time on rigging and maximize your fishing with the Lazer Sharp Jupiter Rig. This essential rig is perfect for fishing inlets and is versatile enough to target species such as snook and redfish. Its unique design
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SPRO JC Elite MG Baitcasting Freshwater Reels: The Jason Christie Signature Model Casting Reel from Spro features a magnesium body and a carbon fiber handle, making it an ultra-lightweight reel at just 6.2 oz. It comes equipped with an aluminum spool and 11
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Fishing trips can be a fun and educational experience for kids, but sometimes it takes a little extra creativity to keep them engaged. By turning a simple trip to the beach, ship channel, or pier into a quest with specific
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Dredging ship channels, a common practice to maintain navigable waterways, has significant environmental consequences, particularly for sensitive marine ecosystems. The process involves the removal of sediment from the bottom of water bodies, which, while necessary for safe and efficient shipping,
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Catching dorado in late summer is a thrilling proposition. It could also win you big prizes in the STAR tournament and yes, there’s still time to sign up. Here are a few strategies for scoring on dorado right now. Location
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The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Golden Crescent of Texas Chapter will be hosting its Second Annual Wild Turkey Banquet on August 15, 2024 at 5 p.m., at the Victoria Community Center Dome, 2905 E North St, Victoria, Texas 77901.
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AccuWeather expert meteorologists say a developing tropical rainstorm in the Atlantic east of the Lesser Antilles could strengthen into a named storm later this week or weekend and potentially bring impacts to the United States this weekend or early next week.
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Did you know Texas has a variety of billfish living off of its coast? We thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of the records of the billfish species caught over the years to show
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Do you ever wonder how wild turkey conservation works, especially in Texas? Check out this interview with Texas Parks & Wildlife Department biologist Kyle Hand from Aptitude Outdoors.
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Of all game animals in the world, whitetails are the most unique and multi-faceted, spawning tons of debate around the campfire. That is why this week in our fourth installment of this six-part series; we are going to learn some
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How old is the speckled trout you just caught? Anglers know that super-sized specks are mostly female but what about the age of the specks we catch? Here’s a breakdown from Texas Parks & Wildlife. Age and Growth of Spotted
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Without hesitation I would ask my mom to take me to Wingate’s Meat Market in Orange every single time we passed by which was at least twice a week. And about once a month, she would relent. It had nothing
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I’ve never been one to report every minor infraction of regulations. People make mistakes, and in reality, there are bigger threats like loss of fisheries habitat than a few extra fish being kept. However, a few years ago, I wrote
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While STAR certainly made gafftop a star, sheepshead have also gained an increase in followers. Deep marsh areas can provide the crustaceans and small fish that make up their diet. This is especially true on the Upper Coast where marshes
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There is no argument that for healthy and sustainable wildlife populations for generations to come, things need to change with the times. The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation (NAMWC) has been, and currently is, the backbone of wildlife conservation
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The Coast Guard rescued two divers that went missing 15 miles offshore from Matagorda last Thursday. Sector Corpus Christi watchstanders received a notification Wednesday afternoon reporting that the divers were last seen surfacing in unfavorable weather conditions and were not
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Catching sheepshead from walk-on rock jetties, like those found at Surfside and in Corpus Christi Bay, offers a rewarding and challenging fishing experience. These jetties create an ideal habitat for sheepshead, which thrive in the rocky environment teeming with barnacles,
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A CBS News Report reveals sharks in the waters off Brazil have tested positive for cocaine. The story notes 13 Brazilian sharpnose sharks were taken from the coast off of Rio de Janeiro and tested for the cocaine and benzoylecgonine, the
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