We saltwater anglers are tough on our tackle – and fishing gear is anything but cheap. You want to keep your goodies in tip-top shape? Then check out these 10 tackle tips for saltwater anglers. Place a small block of […]
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There are a lot of legends and tales that surround the muddy waters of the Sabine river. One such legend is that of my father A.L. (Skeeter) Stewart. My dad was about as much a River Rat as he was
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Their odd appearance and awesome size made them a prized catch for recreational fishermen. Their unique elongated, blade-like snouts, studded with teeth on both sides, were often kept as trophies. Net fishermen on the other hand considered them a nuisance
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“Trust in God and keep your powder dry” – Angelfire Ammunition takes this to heart and offers their vacuum sealed “Prepper Packs” of ammunition. Available in 9mm and .223, the Prepper Packs are industrial chamber vacuum sealed in not just
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10 point buck shot during the first evening of the November 2017 TP&W Youth Hunt at Balcones Canyonlands NWR with a 6.5 Creedmoor at 125 yards when it responded to rattling horns.
In a secret effort to replenish diminishing timber rattlesnake stocks, government officials have been stocking captive-bred specimens of the venomous reptiles at various locations within Texas’ National Forest land. At least that’s the story that has been floating around East
In this first show of the New Year, Dustin sits down again with Blake Marshall, owner and head guide of King of Eights Outfitters. The two discuss exotic hunting in Texas, trophy hunting, hiring a guide or outfitter for your
Here is the Digital Edition of the 2018 Houston Boat Show Program. Click the Cover Image below (or Click Here) to read this interactive version online: This interactive edition of the 2018 Houston Boat Show program includes a FLOOR PLAN
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Most of us realize that, to avoid arguments, it’s best to steer clear of two subjects: politics and religion. Lately, because of the huge debate over gun control, a third topic guaranteed to elicit heated words in many settings is
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It is very common to see guys and girls out in town wearing a camo jacket or hat. It has become the in thing to do. However, camo is a relatively new concept and was brought to the forefront by
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When looking for fishing action in Texas waters this winter, don’t forget the surf. Yes, I realize it seems we are far away from real winter conditions but during the cooler weather of the year, some of the hottest action
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There is no professional angler willing to share his thoughts on fishing than two-time Bassmaster Angler of the Year Gerald Swindle. On a couple of different occasions, I have spent time on the water with Swindle on Lake Conroe and
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Nothing frightens me more in the wilds of Texas than bees, particularly the deadly Africanized “killer” bees. These bees are spreading and have firmly established populations in the Brush Country and part of the Trans-Pecos and Hill Country. The sting
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Few oceanic predators are as vicious – and toothy – as wahoo. And at as winter arrives the Texas coast is actually one of the hottest wahoo zones in the Continental US. True, you’ll have to make a long run
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Twenty years ago this week I was running a trotline in a deep hole in the Sabine River. My cousin Frank Moore and I had trotlines about 200 yards apart and had been catching a few blue catfish. This was
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No place is more alive just before dark than the cactus-filled thickets of deep South Texas. The evening of Saturday Dec. 27, 2014 was no different. My father and I were hunting our friend Robert Scherer’s ranch near Freer and
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Fishing from a jetty can be fun, productive, and… quite dangerous. Most of us will, of course, be interested in the awesome fishing that jetties can provide. Species like black and red drum, sheepshead, flounder, and many others are attracted
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In This Issue: Greetings from Florida—Pro’s & Cons of Importing Bass from the Sunshine State; Decoys for Hogs; Texas Oyster Wars; Kayak Tech Takes Off; Brackish Winter Blue Cats
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