Speckled Trout Surfside Bass Lake Lavon Redfish Aransas Bay Baracuda South Carolina Speckled Trout Port Aransas Catfish Lake Tawakoni Shark Surfside Redfish Galveston Sheepshead Galveston Bay Freshwater Redfish Lake Calaveras Mary and Chris Blood, with daughter Britney (center) caught their
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On this episode Dustin Warncke hosts another live stream episode on location at a Cross Water Outfitters fishing ministry event. Dennis Martin and Ed Hellon join as Dustin’s guests and these three avid outdoorsmen talk about the great outdoors, boat
This is a question that has been asked for hundreds if not thousands of years. When does a situation go from a verbal altercation to an act of physical violence? Is it cut and dried and black and white? I personally feel
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The cool weather is finally on the way. This cooler weather always makes me want to spend more time outside in the great outdoors seeking adventure. There are so many opportunities that we can take advantage of and so many
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Big State, Big Missing Numbers Texas is as large as most European countries, so it should come as no surprise we have a large number of missing persons. And quite a few of these missing person events occur in the
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Most of my firearm conversations start with, “I have this old gun…” I have long appreciated guns that have lasted the test of time, the major World Wars and other hardships. That is one reason why I own Mauser and
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Virtual anchoring has been around for a few years now, and it’s a feature that can be initiated via either electric trolling motor (like Spot-Lock, with Minn Kota), or in many cases, with modern outboards (such as Yamaha’s Helm Master
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Shooting rimfire never gets old. It’s accurate, quiet, and only costs pennies to shoot. The Savage MK II FVSR is all of those and the addition of the Boyd’s AT-One stock makes it even better. Mark II indicates Savage’s .22LR
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We’ve all tried it. Sitting in our deer blind sticking our phone up to the optic attempting to take a photo or video through the magnification. And we all know how difficult it is to get proper alignment. Skoped Vision
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Whitetail and Plains Game There are many social media groups and forums you can get on these days and start a wildfire of debate on what the “best” caliber is for hunting certain species. When the bullets get to be
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In a battle against the European wild hog and African warthog, who would win? Inquiring minds want to know! I have often wondered the answer to this question myself. Both feral hogs and warthogs are big and mean and play
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You want to catch the bull drum of a lifetime? Of course you do! It’ll take effort and persistence, along with a nice helping of luck. And while there are no guarantees in fishing one thing is for sure: using
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On this episode, Dustin sits down with Matt Williams, TF&G columnist and freshwater fishing expert. We talk about the fall and winter fishing season, the big shake-up between Bassmaster and Major League Fishing and pro-bass anglers, catfish rod-and-reel and jugline
Fishing is such a fantastic sport. Despite its frustrations, few other activities provide the ease of access, challenges, and beautiful landscapes for all age groups in the same way that fishing does. Because it is an outdoor sport, it does
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Cactus Bucks Ever seen a massive buck during the season that still had its velvet? Sometimes these are called cactus bucks and they have an interesting history. According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, cactus bucks are male
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Public Land “Baiting” Baiting deer on public land in most states is illegal. That means putting out a corn feeder or a pile of corn or other grain will get you in trouble with game wardens, most likely resulting in
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How do you set the drags on your fishing reels? Do you use a hand scale held at a fish-fighting angle? Or, do you grab the line in front of the reel, give it a yank, and say “that’s about
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We have remote controls for just about everything these days, so why not have one for your boat? It sounds pretty crazy, but the fact of the matter is that in the past five years or so we’ve seen a
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Caught this 21″ red using live shrimp in Dickinson Bayou fishing with my dad and two dogs!
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Over the past several years, I have owned several CREE LED hunting flashlights and have had some great hunting experiences with them. The CREE LED technology has certainly put affordable flashlights in our hands here in the great USA and
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