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The Hunt for Reds in October T he September equinox officially marks the coming of autumn. However, we typically don’t see a noticeable difference in the weather until the very end of September or the first part of October. These changes

Sparing the Rod A lthough this article is  NOT about parenting, it probably should be because I definitely have an opinion on the subject. Much of what I think, most young parents these days would not want to hear. There

Wells, Wells, and More Wells W ells in Corpus Christi Bay, Aransas Bay, Redfish Bay and all the smaller bays in between should be trout producers in October. The above-water well structure has been taken down, but the unmarked shell

Epic Fall Fishing Begins T he advent of fall is evident now, and the continuing regeneration of Baffin Bay is well on its way, with giant grass flats and clear water. Fall fishing has a well-earned label as “epic,” and it

Tarpon Trick or Treat W hen October rolls around, any fisherman who hasn’t turned in his rod and reel and parked his boat to focus on deer hunting is primarily paying attention to the big redfish and speckled trout that

When cooler temperatures begin to give us some relief from the grueling heat things start to happen in the wilds of Texas. Whether on the water or in the woods, wildlife begins to move and in the case of hunting

How Many Horses Is Enough? O ne of the questions I hear regularly from readers is whether an X horsepower engine will be enough for a Y length boat. Naturally, to get to the answer you need to dig quite a bit

Skinny Water Reds O ne of the most awe-inspiring sights a shallow water angler can see is the bright turquoise strip on the tail of a feeding redfish. Unfortunately, not everyone has had that experience and does not know what to

How Much Accuracy is Enough M ost gun writers tend  to get all wrapped around the axle over accuracy, velocity, trajectory, and other minutiae relating to firearms, and I am no different. I hate inaccurate rifles; I like the flattest

Shryock’s Fall Soft Jerkbait Solution A lthough many bass pros put down their rods and head to the woods to hunt deer in the fall, Fletcher Shryock has trouble making that switch. As the weather cools down, he knows that if

Vapor Trail Makes Uncommon Scents Vapor Trail Scents prides themselves in being light years ahead of everyone else in the industry by having numerous products built for success in hunting pursuits. Here are some highlights of their product lines: Vapor

Tangy Pumpkin Salsa Chicken Enchiladas This has quickly become a fall time tradition in our family, we hope you enjoy with your family and friends as well. Ingredients •  9 tomatillos, husked and rinsed •  1/3-jar of Texas Gourmet’s Harvest

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Shaking Salt T he old man and grandpa were sitting on the porch, watching the cows eat grass. I needed a little more entertainment. “There’s nothing to do,.” I complained. Those dangerous words were out before I could slap a hand

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