Texas Fish & Game July-August 2022
Texas Fish & Game July-August 2022 Read More »
Vocal Sensation, The Voice Competitor Loves Fishing
Moriah Formica is powerful, young vocal sensation. The lead singer and guitarist for the all-female rock band Plush has done everything from sing with metal legends Stryper to compete on television’s The Voice. Her only passion equal to angling is
Vocal Sensation, The Voice Competitor Loves Fishing Read More »
Hunting Classes Available Through RMEF
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, GOHUNT, Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen, as partners, are proud to unveil OutdoorClass, an online learning hub unlike any other for hunters of all experience and skill levels. “We are excited to be a partner
Hunting Classes Available Through RMEF Read More »
NOAA Approves New Redfish, Reef Fish Criteria
NOAA Fisheries approved new criteria to inform Gulf of Mexico reef fish and red drum management. The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council recommended these criteria changes for two amendments, Amendment 48 to the Fishery Management Plan for Reef
NOAA Approves New Redfish, Reef Fish Criteria Read More »
First Tagged Redfish Caught In STAR Tournament
Marco Rocha of Austin, TX is the FIRST CERTIFIED WINNER of the 2022 Texas Ford Dealer’s RED-Tagged Redfish Division in the CCA-Texas STAR Tournament. Mr. Rocha will be awarded a 2022 Ford F-150 “Texas Edition” XLT Super Cab connected to
First Tagged Redfish Caught In STAR Tournament Read More »
Louisiana Seeing Numerous Fish Kills
The central and southern regions of the Louisiana are reporting a rash of fish kills caused, in part, by the combination of soaring temperatures and storms, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reports. The combination of conditions are causing
Louisiana Seeing Numerous Fish Kills Read More »
276-Pound Gar Bagged At Toledo Bend
Two East Texas anglers shocked the state with their amazing bowfishing water body record. Craig Peace and Jesse Fuller had no idea when they launched their boat near Hemphill Tx. that they were about to make history. The night was
276-Pound Gar Bagged At Toledo Bend Read More »
Catch More Mahi-Mahi with SST
Mahi-mahi are awesome oceanic fish – they’re plentiful and usually willing to bite, they taste great, they fight hard and make acrobatic leaps through the air, and few fish can hold a candle to them when it comes to how
Catch More Mahi-Mahi with SST Read More »
Mule Deer Foundation Applauds Federal Big Game Commitment
The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) welcomed an announcement by Secretary Deb Haaland about the Department of the Interior’s (DOI) continued commitment to Secretarial Order 3362. The Order, signed in 2018 during MDF’s Western Hunting & Conservation Expo, has played a
Mule Deer Foundation Applauds Federal Big Game Commitment Read More »
TPWD Exec. Director Announces Retirement
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Executive Director Carter Smith announced today he will retire effective January 2023, ending a nearly 15-year tenure that strengthened private-lands stewardship, expanded state parks and wildlife management areas, bolstered conservation, law enforcement, and park
TPWD Exec. Director Announces Retirement Read More »
ISSUE COVER – July-August 2022 Promo
In This Issue: Rogue Waves: Safety First When Fishing Ship Channels • Sharks in the Sand: Surf Fishing’s Creates Adventure • 5 Top Lakes for Summer Stripers • Modern Rifles for Texas Hunters • Slam the Flats: Bonefish, Tarpon &
ISSUE COVER – July-August 2022 Promo Read More »
Bluefin Tuna Incidental Catch Closes in Gulf
A handful of huge bluefin tuna caught off the Texas Coast over the last few years has caused a stir. Offshore anglers should take note of a recent bluefin closure in the Gulf (and Atlantic). Fishermen aboard Atlantic Highly Migratory
Bluefin Tuna Incidental Catch Closes in Gulf Read More »
Retired Largemouth Broodstock Headed To Community Lakes
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Inland Fisheries Division will stock several retired Florida largemouth bass broodfish into three Rio Grande Valley community fishing lakes in June. Dean Porter Park Resaca in Brownsville, Town Lake at Fireman’s Park in
Retired Largemouth Broodstock Headed To Community Lakes Read More »
Bajio Sunglasses Launches 2022 Product Line
Bajio, maker of blue-light filtering, sustainable performance sunglasses built to save the world’s saltwater flats and estuaries, has released its new 2022 frames. Sunglasses are the heart of Bajío, providing customers with lightweight, bio-based nylon frames featuring proprietary LAPIS™ lens
Bajio Sunglasses Launches 2022 Product Line Read More »
Feds Enhance Hunting, Fishing Access
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced new proposed hunting and fishing opportunities for game species at 19 national wildlife refuges on approximately 54,000 acres nationwide. “This proposed rule highlights the Administration’s commitment to building on and increasing access
Feds Enhance Hunting, Fishing Access Read More »
Higher Calling Wildlife Takes Top Honors
Higher Calling Wildlife® hosted by Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore on the Waypoint Podcast Network recently received some major honors. At the Press Club of Southeast Texas Awards, Higher Calling Wildlife® took top honors in the news category
Higher Calling Wildlife Takes Top Honors Read More »
Hunter Bags Mega Bull Elk (Video)
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Films presents a look at the taking of a true Colorado giant elk.
Hunter Bags Mega Bull Elk (Video) Read More »
Festival To Celebrate “The Legend of Boggy Creek”
The 2022 Fouke Monster Festival is fourth year for the event as produced by the Texas Bigfoot Conference. The event celebrates the Fouke Monster, as well as the classic film, The Legend of Boggy Creek. This year’s event celebrates the
Festival To Celebrate “The Legend of Boggy Creek” Read More »
Wardens Issue Fewer Boater-Related Citations
Texas Game Wardens issued fewer boating-related citations over Memorial Day weekend than they did in 2021. They cited increased boating safety awareness and patrols by game wardens and other marine safety officers as contributors to a drop in incidents. Between
Wardens Issue Fewer Boater-Related Citations Read More »
“Bowhunter By Fall” Program Aims To Prepare Archers
Texans desiring to harvest their own meals, improve on or a learn a new skill and take part in outdoor adventures can do just that through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Community Archery Program. “Bowhunter by Fall” is
“Bowhunter By Fall” Program Aims To Prepare Archers Read More »