Online Resources Available for Public Input, Webinar Set for Feb. 21 The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is seeking public comment on proposed changes to the state’s hunting and fishing regulations for 2017-18. Access to online resources, including details on
TPWD Taking Comment on Proposed Hunting and Fishing Regulation Changes Read More »
Hunting Shots of Feral Giants Last year we published photos of monster hogs Texas Fish & Game readers have captured on their game cameras, and we are looking for more submissions. These should inspire hog hunters to get out there and
Monster Hogs Caught on Camera Read More »
Fort Worth angler Ryder Wicker caught the first Toyota ShareLunker of the 2017 season Feb. 10 at Marine Creek Lake. But this wasn’t the only “first” he checked off the list – this particular fish outweighs the former water body
First 2017 Toyota ShareLunker Collected at Marine Creek Lake Read More »
14pt scoring 191″7/8 Columbus Tx Xpedition bow Gold Tip arrow Trophy Ridge sights 25 yard shot
In my last blog we went over where to look for Big S-w-o-l-l-e-n Sow Belly Largemouth Bass. Now we are going to go over my personal favorite 5 baits to catch them. Note that I said “personal favorites”. These are
HOG Time Top 5 Baits Read More »
The region’s largest in-water boat show allows buyers to see boats in their element The South West International Boat Show, the largest in-water boat show in the Southwest, and the premier sail and power show for new and pre-owned vessels,
South West International Boat Show gears up for Spring Show Read More »
The 42nd annual Houston Fishing Show is just around the corner, and we don’t want you to miss a minute of the action! Check out the schedule below to plan your visit and be sure to stop by and see TF&G’s
42nd Annual Houston Fishing Show Seminar Schedule Read More »
Hunters and their knives are a legendary combination and one in which history and legends have been forged upon. Throughout time, ever since man first donned a loin cloth or fig leaf and picked up a rock or stick to
There are knives and then KNIVES Read More »
The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Keep the Beard A Sutton County game warden was checking a deer camp during the special white-tailed deer late season when he discovered a Rio
Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Warden Field Notes Read More »
After a small hiatus due to all the coverage of SHOT Show 2017 on FishGame.com, we are back with a recap episode of SHOT. Starting with Texas Fish & Game editors Chester Moore and Lou Marullo recording a Facebook Live session
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If you’re looking at new outboards, be sure to check out the Yamaha F25 and F90 HP models. These engines represent a nice step up from Yamaha’s previous offerings, in several different ways. First, let’s take a look at the
New Outboards from Yamaha: F25 and F90 Read More »
Jigging in a saltwater environment is demanding…of angler and rod. St Croix’s NEW Mojo Jig line of saltwater rods has been designed to exceed those demands. These rods have been tested from New England to the Gulf coasts to ensure
St. Croix’s Goes Deep – with the NEW Mojo Jig Line of Saltwater Rods Read More »
Q. You are thinking 007 gadgets right? Maybe that’s where Kevin Brittingham got the name for his new suppressor company, I’m not sure. But what we do know is the new El Camino’s suppressor design shows proof of innovation and
Q’s El Camino Rimfire Suppressor Read More »
If you are looking for a new personal best bucket mouth bass, February is prime time to catch a genuine HOG. In most parts of Texas February means pre-spawn and the big girls will be at their heaviest weights of
February is HOG Time Read More »
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is building its next generation of elite state law enforcement officers with the 62nd Texas Game Warden Cadet class. Applications are being accepted now through March 31. “We are beginning the process of
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The public will soon have a chance to ask the experts about the spiky, venomous fish invading Texas coastal waters and threatening natural resources. Lionfish have become a problem in recent years as they’ve spread into coastal and marine ecosystems
The 2nd Lone Star Lionfish Symposium Hosts Public Forum Read More »
Ok, in my last blog I tried to explain the differences of power plant lakes and your typical Texas reservoirs we usually fish. I hope you looked into some of the lakes that I had listed for you to try.
Cold Weather = Hot Bass Fishing on Texas Power Plant Lakes Part 2 Read More »
Rivers harvested her second bow buck in Irion County on family land, LP Ranch. She is 12 years old. She made a great, clean shot on this 6.5 year old buck.
