Offshore & Inshore M ay fishing out of the Matagorda area offers plenty for anglers who venture into the Gulf as well as those who stick closer to shore. Offshore Going more than fifty miles offshore requires a boat designed for […]
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May’s Coastal Warming I t’s that time again the time when waters along our Texas coast begin to warm to the point where we are once again allowed to shed those multiple layers of clothing and nagging chest waders that we’ve
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Different Strokes I have to admit my outboard motor is getting old. Ten years to some may not be old at all but in the fishing guide profession it’s basically 10 lifetimes. Most guides get a new motor annually. My old
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Chiquita Mexiquita S pring can be a squirrelly time of year on the South Texas Coast. There are Chamber of Commerce days, where the soft southeast breezes ripple clear, clean water that sparkle with promise, and there are days where the
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Husky Gears Down for Hidden Storage Whether you’re looking to get more organized and keep things from sliding around or you’re the type that wants an easy spot to hide all your stuff, Husky Liners GearBox keeps your truck looking
Fire I answered the phone. It was Willie. “What?” “We’re cooking at your house tonight.” “We are?” “Yep.” “Why?” “It’s time to clean out the freezers. Doc is bringing venison, I’ll bring some dove…” “No, why my house? I don’t have
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Being an Outdoor Dad On Father’s Day, much is written about the importance of the father and how we should appreciate them. That is certainly true. Nearly every crime statistic in America is related to the lack of fathers in
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Lazy O Ranch Sweet Chipotle Chicken The Texas Gourmet’s Sweet Chipotle Season All is a delightfully spicy and sweet rub for ribs and chicken and tastes great on baked sweet potatoes, fries and deviled eggs. This recipe was created by
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Gunning for You A few readers have recently asked, and more of you may have wondered, why a fishing and hunting magazine such as texas fish & game would devote regular space each month to tactical weaponry and self-defense. These topics
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Dwarf Deer The story in Chester Moore’s column about “dwarf deer” in Texas was very interesting. I have personally never seen one, but have always found it interesting that in any species you can have absolutely huge specimens and tiny
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Parks to Get Most of Sport Sales Tax Legislation passed by the 84th Texas Legislature is providing a significant increase in dedicated funding for Texas state parks. House Bill 158 dedicates 94 percent of state sales tax revenue attributed
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Snakes! M ost big snakes, like many big deer and all big fish, tend to grow with the telling. Put another way, there’s no such thing as a 10-foot snake this side of a Central American rain forest. Or, realistically, even a
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Snapper SNAFU W ere not quite there but are closing the gap daily on what promises to be a major battle over red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Best possible outcome is that a legitimate solution, entirely unforeseen at the
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Never Give Up; Never Give in; Never Backdown D eer hunting surely represents one of life’s greatest challenges. In fact, more than just a sporting challenge, my lifetime of gungho deerhunting proves beyond a shadow of a doubt to this old backstrapper
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