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Patience Is Key In January Y ou have to have patience when fishing. If I had a nickel for every time I heard my dad utter these words when I was a kid, I would be a wealthy man. Patience really

Beginning Another New Year We could begin 2018 by glancing back over 2017—so we shall. The “big” news in Gulf of Mexico Fisheries is that Federal regulations governing many offshore species are still confused, muddled, and a bit ridiculous. Red

Enthusiastic Fisherman A friend of mine owned a  Volkswagen Beetle, and when I asked him how he liked his car he said, “I really like it, my car has enthusiasm!” People who love to fish are like my friend’s car, enthusiastic

January’s Approach to Winter Trout T here are many, many different species of saltwater fish that are enjoyed year-round by people all along our Texas coastline, with one of the more desirable and sought-after inshore ones being the speckled trout. When

The Eye Of Tears O ur refuge would be  Spicewood, Texas; it’s our old home place and we had been trying to sell it for a while. Now I completely understood why I had turned down offers from potential buyers.

Big Trout Time J anuary is big trout time along the Texas coast, no matter where you may wet a line, and wading is generally the way most of the trophies are caught. Capt. Nick Mosely says it’s going to require

A Magical Time on Baffin Bay T he most incredible resource on the Texas Coast, Baffin Bay, has continued on its path to a tremendous transformation this year and just when you think it can’t get any better, it does!  Baffin

Freedom of Choice W inter fishing has a special place in my heart. The misconception is that the typical weekend angler doesn’t have the time, ambition, or resources to be successful in January. Only the truly hardcore grinders would venture out

Texas Outdoor Nation Welcome to the Texas Outdoor Nation. It’s a place with as many ecosystems as some countries and more wild game than most. Whether it’s hunting or fishing, Texas is tops. It almost goes without saying that whitetail

Bass Derby Skills O ne of the really cool things about amateur league big bass derbies is you don’t need a degree in bassology or have VanDam-like skills on your side to win big. All it takes is a cast, a

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Visionary Innovation by the Power Pole People When outdoor pursuits are made easier by the innovations of technology, everyone wins. This is certainly the case with my experience fishing with the folks from JL Marine Systems, the manufacturers of Power-Pole

Redfish on the Half Shell As winter wanes and fresh southeast winds pump warming currents into our coastal bays, schools of bronzed back redfish follow the warming tides up and into the shallows. This is where they become easy targets

Catfish Thorndale   Bass Lake Sam Rayburn   Feral Hog Llano County   Hardhead Galveston   Flounder Sabrine Pass   Redfish Kemah   Speckled Trout Austin Bayou   Redfish Port O’Connor   Bass Lake Sam Rayburn   Speckled Trout Port