Did you know that garfish were once considered “more dangerous to humans than sharks”. An article written by garfish expert Keith Sutton notes that the May 7, 1884 edition of the “Arkansas Gazette,” states, “While a boy named Perry was […]
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Working amidst waist-deep snowdrifts, Jason Mix-Schneider made history for Delta Waterfowl on a frozen slough in South Dakota earlier this winter. A cattle rancher by trade, Mix-Schneider is one of three newly hired Hen House delivery specialists installing nest
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In This Issue: Fast Times at Lunker High • Pan-Tastic Panfish Action on Lake Conroe • Staying Alive: Coastal Survival Tips • Solving the Rod + Lure Equation • Five Years into the Turkey Revolution • Winning the Tug of
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O.H. Ivie Lake chalked up its second Legacy Class largemouth bass of the 2023 Toyota ShareLunker season Sunday afternoon. Kyle Hall of Granbury hauled in 13.58-pound ShareLunker 635, registering a Legacy Class bass in consecutive seasons. Hall’s fish is the third submitted
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Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary is seeking applicants for five (5) seats on its advisory council, a community-based group of individuals that provide advice for sanctuary management. Conservation (1 seat) Education (2 seats) Recreational Fishing (1 seat) Research (1 seat)
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FISHING OS ONE OF THE MOST fun activities people can try. It’s one way of going on an adventure, earning money, and bonding with loved ones. That’s why people tend to invest in fishing boats. However, before you decide to
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HUNTING IS ONE OF THE MOST challenging outdoor sports. Like other outdoor activities such as hiking or mountaineering, you must learn various skills before going on your first hunting trip. This includes basic survival techniques and marksmanship. With these skills,
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From The Billfish Foundation… NOAA and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) are collaborating on a 5-year project to “evaluate the feasibility of bycatch hotspots” via communication networks in the Gulf of Mexico. Used as a tool to help
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In 2015, a warthog was killed at the Chaparral Wildlife Management Area in South Texas. Houston Chronicle outdoor writer Shannon Tompkins broke the story which revealed there was a growing population of warthogs in the area. “The Chaparral WMA is
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The majority of my winter coastal fishing during the last five years has been in the Sabine River. And it was not always by choice. Brutal winds combined with an equally brutal schedule have forced me to fish when I
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Lake Nacogdoches recorded its first Legacy Class largemouth bass of the 2023 Toyota ShareLunker collection season when angler Jack York of Emory reeled in ShareLunker 634 Monday afternoon. York’s catch was certified at 13.51 pounds and is the second overall Legacy Class
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in accordance with current policy, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) authorized the capture and transfer of f2754, a Mexican wolf who had left the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Recovery Area (MWEPA) earlier this month. The New Mexico Department
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After convening a special judges panel today at the Wild Sheep Foundation’s 2023 Sheep Show in Reno, Nevada, the Boone and Crockett Club announced a new World’s Record Rocky Mountain goat. Justin Kallusky’s British Columbia billy officially scores 60-4/8 points, eclipsing
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So, what is the hardest fighting fish pound for pound? It’s a difficult question to address because there are different kinds of power in fish. Some hit really hard. Others make quick, long runs while yet others just take a
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Shallow water anchoring systems (pole anchors) remain incredibly popular, and these days, just about every manufacturer of bay boat, flats boats, and other shallow-water fishing machines offers them. Have you been wondering if it’s time to add a pole anchor
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Jaguars are the most powerful cats on the planet and they are slowly moving back into the United States. Check out this killer interview with a top jaguar experts about America’s big cat.
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The deep sea invertebrates known as squat lobsters might be up for a brand new classification, thanks to research on samples housed at various museums, including some recently gathered by Ocean Exploration Trust (OET) and other ocean exploration organizations. Researchers in
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O.H. Ivie Lake claimed the first Legacy Class largemouth bass of the 2023 Toyota ShareLunker collection season Sunday for the second consecutive year. Tom Nilssen of New Braunfels landed ShareLunker 633, which registered at 13.52 pounds on the scale. O.H. Ivie has
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking public comments on a draft revised recovery plan for the Mexican long-nosed bat, an endangered migratory bat that travels annually between Mexico and the Southwestern United States to follow the blooming period of
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