Banking It I t’s true most of us who have a boat rarely give a thought to fishing from the shoreline. We have, we believe, graduated to the next level and shall never return to beating the banks for fish.
COASTAL FORECAST: Rockport Read More »
Try Holly Beach for a Gift of Speckled Trout A pril seems tailor- made for anglers who want to get out, get some sun and warmth, and catch a few cooperative fish to boot. Water has stayed around the 75 degree
COASTAL FORECAST: Lower Coast Read More »
Rapid Changes I f you’ve been keeping tabs on marine electronics in the past five or six years, you might have noticed that the pace of technological advancement is now so rapid, what was brand-spanking-new today is completely obsolete tomorrow.
TEXAS BOATING by Lenny Rudow Read More »
Tumbling Dice M ore big trout will be caught on the Texas coast in April and May than during any other two-month span of the year, but predicting springtime coastal weather is a crap shoot. Seasoned anglers know that conditions will
THE PRACTICAL ANGLER by Greg Berlocher Read More »
Finesse Fishing Heavy Cover With Mark Daniels B ass university instruction Mark Daniels Jr., a veteran of the FLW Tour and now a rookie on the Bassmaster Elite Series, learned to fish on the California Delta. Although some Texans may quibble
THE BASS UNIVERSITY by Pete Robbins Read More »
The Magnum .30s T he first .30 Caliber was an American invention. In 1913, firearms inventor and designer, Charles Newton, of .250-3000 Savage fame, developed a large-cased, non-belted, .30 caliber for gunsmith Fred Adolph. He initially called it the .30 Adolph
TEXAS GUNS by Steve LaMascus Read More »
In-Water Boat Show Gears Up for Spring The region’s largest in-water boat show allows buyers to see boats in their element The Southwest International Boat Show, the largest in-water boat show in the Southwest, and the premier sail and power
Scope Out Skeet’s New Tournament Series Rods Eagle Claw Wright & McGill proudly introduces the completely redesigned Skeet Reese Tournament Series rod line, featuring the first to market 10-foot telescopic rods designed specifically to meet the new 2017 B.A.S.S. rules.
Headline Salmon and Shrimp Croquettes This is one of my mom’s recipes that she made as I was growing up. I have added some of my own touches to the original, but they are great served warm or cold right
SHOT show: Time to Talk Turkey O nce again, I was invite to attend “The Greatest Show on Earth!” No, I am not talking about the circus. I am talking about the 2017 SHOT Show that took place in Las Vegas
BARE BONES HUNTING by Lou Marullo Read More »
Catch and Release I stood there at the tailgate of my pickup with a fishhook buried in my bottom lip and still another in my thumb. But I can explain. I’d been looking for a tiny bream hook for my
OPEN SEASON by Reavis Z. Wortham Read More »
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A Texas Classic Rocks the Bass World W e mentioned a couple of issues ago that the year 2017 would be The Year of the Bass in Texas. This month, the Year gets a swift kick-off as the entire world of
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
‘Black Panther’ Question Dear Chester, a couple of years back you wrote about black panthers in Texas and had a theory on what they could be. What you mind sharing that? I think this is an extremely interesting topic. Walter
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Read More »
What Does Conservation Really Mean? C onservation is a term thrown around daily in outdoor media whether it be social or traditional outlets such as this magazine. Duck conservation. Fisheries conservation. Habitat conservation. We hear about it all the time, but
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
Crappie Fishing is Cool T he old Hermann Park Duck Pond adjacent to the entrance to the Houston Zoo covered about three acres. During the late ’50s, the water was murky green and rimmed with mats of coontail moss. It was
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
What’s Better? O n the way to and from outdoor adventures, my young son and I play a game called “What’s better?” I’m going to play one round of it now, with all of you. What’s better: Customer service, or low
PIKE ON THE EDGE by Doug Pike Read More »
The Connection Resolution W ell, well, well, was that 2016 thing fun or what? I certainly had a wonderful time in my never ending inexhaustible celebration of life, liberty and my full-throttle passionate indefatigable pursuit of backstrap spirit happiness. From the
NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent Read More »
Texas Heritage T he American Civil War (or, as many of us call it, the ‘War of Northern Aggression’) was fought, mostly, over states’ rights. Southern states wanted to secede from the union, and Northern states objected, causing the deaths of about
COMMENTARY by Kendal Hemphill Read More »
Bass fishing eyes all over the planet will be zeroed in on Texas later this month—more specifically Lake Conroe near Houston—as the Bassmaster Classic comes to the Lone Star state for the first time in nearly four decades. Fittingly called
THE CONROE CLASSIC by Matt Williams Read More »
