Have you ever caught a big trout under the birds? I mean a really big trout in the 25 inch plus range. If you have it was probably an anomaly and the fact is you catch very few large trout
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While on spring break this weekend at Lake Conroe, my 6 year old daughter Ava caught her first fish. It was a 22″ Largemouth Bass. I did not have a scale, but it was around 6 lbs. Caught it under
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If you own a modern outboard engine, be it a four-stroke or a two-stroke (read Outboard Smack-Down: Two-Stroke vs. Four, if you’re still trying to decide which you like most), chances are you utterly love it. Today’s outboard engines are
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The title of today’s blog is 100-percent accurate, and my boat really did almost sink. After a heavy rainstorm last night I swung by the marina this morning, and she was listing hard to starboard with one of the scuppers
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Listen on this page with the podcast player below. Please wait a few seconds for the player to engage after clicking or tapping on the PLAY button. Dustin interviews Eric Henderson, host of Adventures Afield, and we talk about hunting
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A while back I was surfing Youtube as I often do looking at Blacksmithing and survivalist videos I ran across a hidden treasure. There are literally thousands of self reliance and survivalist videos on the internet. Most of which are
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When you are new to the conceal carry concept, there are 3 critical elements you need to consider. Where to carry, what gun to carry, and when to carry? These are all questions that only YOU can answer. What works
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Chester Moore, Texas Fish & Game’s Editor-in-Chief and author of “The Wildlife Journalist” blog has received the prestigious Mossy Oak Outdoor Legacy Award. Presented earlier this month at the annual conference of the Texas Outdoor Writer’s Association, the award recognizes Moore
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Jasper County Texas. This picture was accidentally taken by my game camera. My beautiful 7 year old daughter was helping dad get ready for bow season. It’s our responsibility to pass it on.
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The Chatterbait came onto the bass fishing scene around 2004 and has never looked back. There were a lot of skeptics who thought this would be another “helicopter lure” or “banjo minnow” type bait. I was introduced to this bait
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My beautiful 7 year old daughter took her first deer on youth weekend 2016 after hours of target practice and dedication to accomplish this goal. She’s hooked now and I’m a proud dad.
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller’s decision to list a warfarin-based hog lure as a state-limited-use pesticide has sent shockwaves through the wildlife community. The pesticide, “Kaput Feral Hog Lure,” is the first toxicant to be listed specifically for use in controlling the feral hog population. Opinions
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For years I have heard about strange whitetail deer that have a blue tint to their coats. My father even reported seeing some of these deer on a hunting lease near San Saba, TX in the mid 1970s. This of
As I am sure you all know by now I have been in the forefront of the fight to keep the Warfarin based hog poison “Kaput” out of our woods and fields. So far I have teamed up with
Propane outboards have been growing in popularity, and it’s no wonder: they’re light and clean-burning, reliable, and it’s incredibly convenient to be able to run them from a regular old camping propane bottle. If you need more range, just hitch
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Armed Citizens What is the rule of armed citizens? What is the real role of police? There is much confusion on this topic these days (Editor) First, law enforcement officers, at least most of them, by the very nature of
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced a rule change in the Texas Administrative Code (TAC) that classifies a warfarin-based hog lure as a state-limited-use pesticide. The pesticide, “Kaput Feral Hog Lure,” is the first toxicant to be listed specifically for use in controlling
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In March 2008, Jeremy Bruton of Blooming Grove caught a 13.05 pound largemouth bass during a fishing tournament on Richland Chambers Reservoir. The big bass propelled Bruton to a second place finish and a $40 payout in the tournament that
Toyota ShareLunker Selective Breeding Program Connects Bass Anglers across the State Read More »
The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Abandoned Ship! Denton County game wardens responded to a call of an abandoned vessel on Lake Lewisville. The wardens were able to locate the vessel
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Angler Larry Mosby caught the second Toyota ShareLunker of the 2017 season Feb. 28 from Lake Naconiche near Nacogdoches. ShareLunker 567, a 13.06 pound largemouth bass, is the first ShareLunker from the lake to be submitted to the program. “Lake
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