April Showers Bring… Trout [dropcap font=”” size=”2″ background=”” color=”” circle=”0″ transparent=”0″]I T’S BEEN A CRAZY WINTER. Fronts blowing sometimes twice, even three times a week have made the weather, and anglers, pretty squirrelly. The more stable weather of April is a
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UPPER TEXAS COAST LOCATION: East Galveston Bay HOTSPOT: Van-Ta-Un Flats GPS: N 29 32.794, W 94 45.805 (29.5466, -94.7634) SPECIES: Speckled Trout BEST BAITS: Topwaters and soft plastics CONTACT: Capt. Paul Marcaccio 281-788-4041 captpaul@gofishgalveston.com gofishgalveston.com TIPS: “Van-Ta-Un flats has a
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PINEY WOODS LOCATION: Lake Livingston HOTSPOT: The Pocket | Off the River Channel GPS: N 30 55.662, W 95 15.054 (30.9277, -95.2509) SPECIES: Largemouth Bass BEST BAITS: Texas rigged Watermelon Seed or June Bug creature baits, Texas rigged June Bug
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The following pages contain TIDE and SOLUNAR predictions for Galveston Channel (N 29.3166°, W 94.88°). TIDE PREDICTIONS are located in the WHITE SPACE above the TIDE GRAPHS on the Calendars. Use the Correction Table in the RIGHT TAB BELOW, which
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A Texas Hill Country Sporting Paradise JOSHUA CREEK RANCH, located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, is nestled on an isolated stretch of the pristine Guadalupe River and Joshua Creek – just 45 minutes northwest of the San Antonio area.
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Texas Style Cajun Jambalaya WHETHER YOU ARE AT THE FISHING CAMP, the deer lease or just at home and wanting to make something good without breaking the bank, this is a great dish to cook up. Jambalaya is one of
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Discovery T HERE’S A LEGAL TERM called “discovery.” It really has to do with lawsuits, but the abbreviated definition is that “the process of discovery is to obtain evidence from the other party or parties by means of discovery devices
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Speckled Trout Matagorda Feral Hog Gause, Texas Hybrid Striped Bass Lake Conroe Whitetail Buck Polk County Redfish Sabine Lake Redfish Copano Bay Redfish Galveston Catfish Lake McKenzie Catfish Victoria Bluegill Buffalo
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When a Hurricane Harvey boat hero damaged his boat while rescuing flood victims, Mt. Houston Marine, Blue Wave Boats, and Northwest Fiberglass stepped up to help. Texas Fish & Game editor-in-chief Chester Moore was at Mount Houston Marine in the
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Volume 34, Issue 11 March 2018 In this issue: Crappie on the March; Finding Spring Flounder; Carp in a Kayak, Why should I Bowfish?: Public Land Hogs; Spinning an Inshore Slam; White Turkeys and Weird Whitetails… and more —>
Archival Footage W hen we made the move last year to our new office, we brought with us more than 1,200 cubic feet of archives. These were mainly old issues of TEXAS FISH & GAME and TEXAS LAKES & BAYS
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Confusing Subscription Cancellation I respectfully decline the renewal of your magazine. I have come to realize that you have endorsed the antler measurement of 13-inch or greater judged by alert ears! Ha! Alert ears means they have detected something that
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Killing Manatees T he hunting industry doesn’t have the guts to face the deep and serious poaching problem in the United States. At least I haven’t seen anything of the sort. Last year we spoke of the dark trend in
A Winter’s Wade [dropcap font=”” size=”1″ background=”” color=”” circle=”0″ transparent=”0″]A s any coastal wader who knows a 51M MirrOlure from a Corky Fat Boy will tell you, late winter is a great time for catching mondo-giant speckled trout. The subjective
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Another Year of the Deer D EER. THOSE BEAUTIFUL, spectacular, always fascinating deer. I have a funny feeling that if you’re reading this here Uncle Ted deer celebration in Texas Fish & Game magazine, that you and I share this quality
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“Throw right there.” That’s what I told my wife Lisa as we trolled up toward a point of the northern shoreline of Willow Bayou. She quickly flipped a smoke-colored Gulp! Swimming Mullet into the fracas and after dragging it a
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Our Best Defense [dropcap font=”” size=”1″ background=”” color=”” circle=”0″ transparent=”0″]I N MY 20 YEARS as an outdoor writer, one of my great pleasures has been meeting and getting to know the men and women who serve as the wardens of the
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ShareLunker Gets a Facelift J UST IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T heard, the Toyota ShareLunker program run by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is now operating under a brand new format. ShareLunker now offers several new ways to participate and
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March is Prime Time for Spawning Slabs The black bass may be king in Texas, but you’d never know it by striking up a conversation with “Stoney” York of Mt. Enterprise. York is among the many crappie mongers who gather
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