Five Boat Tricks I f you own a boat you’re a bona fide captain—but not necessarily a good one. Although there’s truly no substitute for years of experience at the helm, a little bit of knowledge never hurts. Combine the two?
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Midnight Madness J uly on the Texas Coast is hectic, to say the least. Armadas of boats, towed by SUVs full of families converge on popular coastal destinations, and launching ramps. Fishing spots are all jam packed. One simple approach to
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How The Dean Revs Up School Spirit I t’s a situation most Texas anglers dream of during the postspawn, a school of bass so large that it blacks out your sonar screen with oversized arches. In reality, though, the dream can
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Fire Forming O ne of the facts about firearms and ammunition is that the cartridge case and the rifle chamber are never exactly the same size. If they were the same size, the rifle manufacturer and the cartridge companies would have
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Line Cutterz Sparks a Fishing Revolution One of the smallest but most innovative products to enter the fishing industry realm recently is Line Cutterz. The creator of this product, Vance Zahorski, started with the concept of a ring fishermen would
New Styles for Women from Costa Costa’s new women’s styles, the Riverton, Gannet, and Kare were designed with the Beachcomber persona in mind, where, “sun and saltwater fuel your soul, shirts and shoes are always optional.” The Riverton, Gannet, and
Sweet Chipolte Glazed Salmon BLT Sliders Fresh salmon is a favorite fish of mine to prepare. I love BLTs, so I decided to incorporate some of our products into an easy to make, but delicious tasting slider. I hope you
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Interview D oc was the last to join the Hunting Club members gathered around the large corner table in Doreen’s 24 HR Eat Gas Now Café. “She here yet?” “Nope,” Wrong Willie sipped at his coffee. “But we need to have
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Political Animals L ast month, in observing our 33rd Anniversary, we didn’t really get into the motivation for starting texas fish & game. We did tell its origin story, starting as part of a weekly newspaper that served the outdoors rich area
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All About Hog Poisoning If landowners would allow access to their land to hunt these hogs, then hunters could stop the advance of hogs. Instead, some landowners are using the hogs’ advance to gain wealth from hunters by charging high
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The Return of Ursus Americans to Texas T he tracks were so fresh I expected to see their maker appear at any second. Nearly as wide as my two hands combined and nearly as long as my foot there was no
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Stinger Shock T ime and tide finally caught up with me. After more than 50 years of “pushing green water” while wade fishing and surfing, I was hit by a stingray. Over the years I’ve had several near misses with the
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Teach the Children Well I rant and rave and raise as much hell as I possibly can all the time here there and everywhere about how critical it is in this crazed culture war against all things America that we who
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Fake Fish News N ote to those who post photos with exaggerated and erroneous information attached: Cut it out. A while back a photo was forwarded my way by a friend. The bold subject line read: 40-inch trout. The text beneath
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Zero Intelligence T here has to be a point where we draw the line. A place where we, as a nation, decide we’ve had enough of the bullying, name-calling, and harassment. Sooner or later we have to stand up to the
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Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air. —Ralph Waldo Emerson The surf beckons. It always has, since my earliest years in fishing. An open beach of clean sand and the push of green tide and the
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Working in any branch of law enforcement is a dangerous way to earn a pay check, but for those who don the badge of a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department game warden the inherent risks of crossing paths with trouble
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