The Need for More Speed M aybe you’re a tournament bass angler, and every second counts. Perhaps there’s a thunderhead on the horizon, and you need to get home ASAP. Or, maybe you just plain like going fast. Whatever the reason, […]
TEXAS BOATING by Lenny Rudow Read More »
Skills Can Start Early O ver the past several months I have had the pleasure of fishing with multiple talented young bass anglers as they compete in tournaments specifically designed for high school fishermen (and women). As a matter of fact,
THE PRACTICAL ANGLER by Paul Bradshaw Read More »
The 6.5mms T he 6.5mm—.264 in American parlance —has been popular in Europe. This has been especially true in the Scandinavian countries, since before the turn of the 20th Century. The Swedes use 6.5x55s, which we consider to be marginal
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The Father’s Day Gift for Every Sportsman It’s a passion that all anglers and hunters share, developed though years of triumphs and failures out in the field or on the water. For most, those experiences define them as Sportsmen, and
Easily Mount Your Trophies Euro-Style SkullHooker has revolutionized the way hunters can display their European skull-mount trophies with its affordable, stylish and easy do-it-yourself bracket system. No matter what your trophy may be the Skullhooker’s patented Little Hooker and Big
Shrimp and Swiss Chard Pasta We have been organic gardeners for several years and love the lettuces and greens that grow in early Spring. This was our first year to grow Swiss chard. We have thoroughly enjoyed it and the
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Contents of a Truck W oodrow and I used my truck on a road/camping trip to the mountains of New Mexico in back in June. The reason was simple. I have to drive. No, I have to drive. I love to drive
OPEN SEASON by Reavis Z. Wortham Read More »
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Creation and Evolution Y ou may have noticed a different look to the tf&g logo on the cover of this issue. We have been contemplating a redesign for a while now, and felt that the best time to unveil it would be
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
Snakes The article about Austin Stevens (feature article, March 2016) and rattlesnakes was intriguing. It is interesting to hear a perspective on rattlesnakes from someone who deals with them so much. I agree that it is a shame these animals
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Cougar Encounters T here are moments in your life you cannot unsee. I wrote about that a few months ago One of those amazing times for me came in 1997. My friend and hunting show host Keith Warren invited me out
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
Texas Outdoor Nation “A re you from Texas? The question came from a tall gentlemen across the table at a beautiful fishing lodge on Mexico’s Lake Agua Milpa. I was a little taken back because I don’t have much of
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Limiting Out on the Regs T he combination of a green tide and a bent rod can bring many pleasant surprises along the Texas coast. But an unexpected catch might pose a difficult question: Is it legal? Several years ago, while
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
Early, Old, Young and Empty T here are stark differences between young and old, early and late, empty and full. And nowhere are those contrasts more vivid than in the outdoors. If you’re 40 miles offshore late one afternoon and your ice
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Celebrate The Spirit A s I jettison ferociously into the soul cleansing, spirit intoxicating month of September with fresh Rocky Mountain elk blood on my Buck knife and hands, please excuse me while I attempt to control my over-active emotion glands! Lord
NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent Read More »
Right to Lose I f I were pressed to put my finger on a date in history, a specific moment when we lost the battle, I would say it happened on June 26, 1934. That was the day the Second Amendment was
COMMENTARY by Kendal Hemphill Read More »
Stalking Striped Bass with Topwaters The striped bass may not rank at the top of statewide popularity polls with Texas freshwater anglers, but it certainly isn’t for a lack of effort. Pound for pound, ounce for ounce and inch for inch,
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