Another New Year Beyond The Breakers AS 2019 BEGINS, it’s winter on the upper Texas coast. Normally, actual cold weather is not a problem. However, those of us born and raised here usually don’t have really harsh winter weather experience. So […]
COASTAL FORECAST: Galveston – January 2019 Read More »
Life From the Master A HAND ON YOUR SHOULDER by Eddie Douglas is a book with stories of hunting, fishing, dogs, and the pursuit of life’s dreams. If you are a serious Texas bay fisherman or woman, you are probably striving
COASTAL FORECAST: Matagorda – January 2019 Read More »
Cool Tactics for Trout ALTHOUGH THEY ARE pretty busy places to be most other times of the year, our local San Antonio Bay and Matagorda Bay systems can become very laid-back during the winter. About the only folks around are the locals
COASTAL FOCUS: Upper Mid Coast – January 2019 Read More »
Persnickity THE MORNING BROKE COLD with a fine drizzle that seemed to chill to the bone. It didn’t matter what you had on, the moisture just got under your skin. I was wrapped around my thermos of coffee like a well-worn
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Searching for Trophy Trout COLD/COOLER WATER and air temps, heavy winds, and possible freshwater run-off are the main items the Texas coastal angler has to contend with in January. How would you handle these conditions? Capt. Mark Franklin doesn’t waste any
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Trout Season AS MOST OF OUR CLIENTS, friends, family and online stalkers are well aware, we are dog people. Having seven of our own and five more belonging to our employees plus the hunting dogs of each of our guides, it is
COASTAL FORECAST: Baffin Bay – January 2019 Read More »
Depth Chart JANUARY CAN BE a squirrely time on the Lower Laguna Madre. Fishing can be surprisingly productive, or surprisingly barren. Water temperatures are too cold, or just warm enough. The weather is inconsistent. Tides are too low. There’s no bait.
COASTAL FORECAST: Lower Coast – January 2019 Read More »
LOOKING AT THE STATE of our wildlife and fisheries it is obvious a deep conservation ethic is alive and well throughout the Texas Outdoor Nation. Here’s a look at where things stand with major resources. Specks, Reds and Flounder: The Big
THE STATE OF THE UNION UPDATE – TEXAS OUTDOOR NATION – SPECIAL SECTION – January 2019 Read More »
Jalapeno Kiwi Glazed Ribs BARBEQUE RIBS ARE a favorite in Texas and my award winning Jalapeno Kiwi glazed ribs are a crowd pleaser with a sweet with a bit of heat flavor. BBQ teams from The Houston Rodeo cook-off, and the
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Wild Dogs and the Conservation Moon Shot WILDLIFE CONSERVATION NEEDS a moon mission. When President John F. Kennedy declared by the end of the 1960s the United States would put a man on the moon it set forth incredible innovation, unleashed
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore – November 2018 Read More »
Riding the Bench THE BENCH REST CAN bring out the best and the worst in a rifle. The best, of course, is the shooter’s ability to confirm the performance of a particular combination of rifle and cartridge. This is done from
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett – November 2018 Read More »
Wildlife Science Battle Cry CELEBRATE THE AMAZING wildlife management success story of North America and say Hallelujah and pass the backstraps like you mean it. It really wasn’t really that long ago when America woke up to the heartbreaking disaster of
NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent – November 2018 Read More »
YOU KNOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED for the better when anglers are complaining that most of the redfish they catch are too big for the slot. I am not talking in the surf during the bull red run or even at the
BULLS IN THE BAY…AND BEYOND – November 2018 Read More »
Thinking Differently A NEW STUDENT came to me after a particularly fast-paced session on creating a chart to map out how you would block, plan, and perform a chosen script. She was smiling and shaking her head. “G-Dog,” she said, calling
TEXAS SALTWATER by Calixto Gonzales – November 2018 Read More »
PINTAILS ARE THE MOST PRIZED ducks of the Texas coastal marshes and prairie. With a sleek, streamlined appearance and the males sporting a cool “sprig” at the end of their body, they are stunning. Pintails are a species however that
PINTAIL PERILS – November 2018 Read More »
In the Pursuit of Maturity SENOR LORENZO, catorce grande…ees no meurto! Meee, I seed heem eem en brasada, dos noches.” Said Chris, holding up two fingers. He was describing the buck I had hunted the year before, obviously without success. I
TEXAS WHITETAILS by Larry Weishuhn – November 2018 Read More »
Practical Hunting Trajectory THESE DAYS WE ARE INUNDATED with devices of all kinds that will tell us the exact range to a target, the wind speed at the muzzle of our rifle, angle up and down, elevation, even barometric pressure.Also,
TEXAS GUNS by Steve LaMascus – November 2018 Read More »
Pond Hopping in Search of Stock Tank Magic I’VE BEEN FORTUNATE over the years to have had the opportunity to soak my baits in some of the very best fishin’ holes in the world. Interestingly, some of the fondest memories of
TEXAS FRESHWATER by Matt Williams – November 2018 Read More »
