Jigging is fun, but jigging for pelagics like yellowfin tuna is FUN! Jigging for tunas, however, is not like jigging for most other species. Rather than lift and drop the rod, it’s pumped with short strokes while the angler never […]
If you are going to bow hunt for big game animals, you will have to have an arrow tipped with a broadhead. A broadhead is a razor sharp arrow point that is designed to penetrate and cut with extreme efficiency.
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Summer is a great time to explore the Texas coast for boaters and anglers. Longer days, family vacations and more than 350 miles of coastline make its shallow bays and estuaries the perfect spot for anglers, boaters, and kayakers. Yet,
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Get ready for the 19th Annual Speedy Stop Kid’s Fishing Tournament! Kids ages 2-12 can participate for free Saturday, Aug. 10. Goodie bags & T-Shirts provided to the first 500 kids to check in! DATE: Saturday, Aug. 10 WHERE: Port
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Last September, historic rainfall from numerous storm systems created high water levels in many central Texas reservoirs, releasing record volumes of water down the Colorado River. As water levels inundated marinas and other boat-storage locations, many watercraft across the state
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In my last product review, I covered the BOG FIELDPOD MAX tripod shooting rest and wrote about my experience in getting my son Jackson outdoors shooting one of our crossbows in our backyard archery range. In this blog we are
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It is no secret that feral hogs are becoming more of a threat to native wildlife, farm crops and even urban landscapes in the Texas Outdoor Nation and beyond. Our editor in chief, Chester Moore has done a ton of
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In This Issue: It’s Time for Chicken Dolphin! • Going Up River for Redfish • Without a Life Vest, You’re S.O.S. • The Best Electronics for Saltwater Fishing • Tactical & Practical Concealed Carry Tips • Rockin’ Reds [button title=”Return
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Tending the Fire of Liberty TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE years ago this month, a diverse but unified band of rowdy individuals issued a brash declaration. That Declaration of Independence ultimately produced a continent-spanning nation that became the greatest beacon of
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Sand Trout Fan I enjoyed reading your article on Sand Trout. For years I have been told that they do not freeze very well, tend to be mushy when thawed. I have not had that problem. Like you said put
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The Legacy Of Hunter-Conservationists THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT (ESA) of 1973 brought protected status to dozens of then-dwindling North American animals. Among the first listings were the red wolf, black-footed ferret and ivory-billed woodpecker. Had the ESA been established in 1900,
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Double Dipping I ONCE CAUGHT THE SAME BASS on two consecutive casts. The bizarre double dip occurred during the early ’70s on Mexico’s Lake Guerrero. Jack Segall and I were jigging spoons over a hump of flooded mesquite on the southern
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Bowhunting the Great Texas Thunderchicken GROWING UP AND HUNTING in Michigan throughout the 50s 60s and 70s, there were no wild turkeys to be had. My first encounter with the mighty Thunderchicken was in the Manistee National Forest up in the
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It’s Chicken Dolphin Time! TRUTH: Nothing gets a fishing boat messier than a fast-paced bite on chicken dolphin. But it’s a good mess – a great one, actually – with fish flip-flopping uncontrollably, blood spraying every which way, and slime
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How One Boat Incident Put the Focus on Safety MARK KUCHERA SEES BOATING SAFETY in a new light. Having worked in a managerial position in the boating industry for years he has always put an emphasis on safety both in his
