Today’s big center console fishing machines have gobs of power, and in many cases, when buying one you’ll have to choose between twin outboards and triples. At first glance, bolting triple outboards across the transom of a boat may seem […]
Twin Outboards, or Triples? The Pros and Cons of Each Read More »
The 62nd annual Houston International Boat, Sport and Travel Show, the largest indoor boat show in the U.S. and the longest running boat show in the southwest. The show will feature 700,000 square feet of more than 1000 powerboats, pontoon
Houston Boat Show Opens Tomorrow! Read More »
If you want to take defensive firearms training to the next level you should check out the Gander Mountain Academy. Especially the 300 degree video shooting simulator. There is only so much training that you receive on a shooting range.
300 Degree Shooting Simulator Trainer! Read More »
Youth-Only, Muzzleloader and Special Late Seasons Open Today Through Jan. 15 The general white-tailed deer and Rio Grande turkey season closed in most parts of the state on New Year’s Day, but that doesn’t mean hunters with unused tags are
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TPWD Considering Potential Modifications for Hammerhead Sharks, Grouper The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Coastal Fisheries Division will host three public scoping meetings Jan. 10-11 in several communities to discuss potential changes to Texas saltwater fishing regulations relating to
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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Less Bragging, More Tagging A Titus County game warden wrapped up an investigation about a subject with an untagged deer in the back of his
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is seeking public comment on proposed changes to the regulations on the possession and sale of gizzard and threadfin shad collected from public waters, which would require persons who collect or possess shad
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The trouble with opinions is that everybody has one but not everyone is educated or intelligent enough to really need to share said opinions. I recently had a gem of a conversation with a lady who was commenting on a
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This week History Channel’s Top Shot season 3 winner and TF&G columnist Dustin Ellermann joins Dustin Warncke on the show. You get two Dustin’s in one podcast! We talk about getting kids involved in the outdoors and shooting sports and how
Have you ever shelled out thousands of dollars to lease a field? Did you have a good return on your money by the weight of dead ducks and geese? The majority of waterfowlers believe that if you find a corn,
Flooding Fields – Bonanza or Bust Read More »
Most of us who own trailer boats have encountered a boat trailer disaster or two—or three, of five—through the years. I currently have four different trailer boats in the yard (shhh, don’t tell my wife, because when we got married
5 Boat Trailer Disasters: Don’t Do This! Read More »
The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. More than Junk in the Trunk A 911 call to the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office the night of Nov. 3 claimed someone had discharged a
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Does your battle rifle rattle? No I don’t mean in a good way, but the bad way with wiggle room and play between the receivers. X-Shim is designed to snug everything up again for peak performance. Some shooters say a
X-Shim – Taking out the Slack in your AR Read More »
My dad used to tell me that Wood Ducks could fly through chicken wire and not lose a feather. I used to think he was crazy, but for the most part it is true. Wood Ducks inhabit remote backwaters such
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I recently upgraded our crabbing skiff (see Trot Lining for Crabs, to see what we do with it), but my own excitement got the best of me. I bought the boat without inspecting the transom carefully enough, and came to
Backyard Fiberglass & Gel Coat Work: You Can Do It. Read More »
Published by Texas Fish & Game Publishing Co., LLC. TEXAS FISH & GAME is the largest independent, family-owned regional outdoor publication in America. Owned by Ron & Stephanie Ward and Roy & Ardia Neves. PUBLISHER Roy Neves EDITOR IN CHIEF Chester
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You’re the Boss As we enter this new year, we want to begin by saying “Thank You” to our loyal readers. Without you, we literally could not do this work, which we consider a true calling and a blessing. Many
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
Kudos for Kendal Just last week, I was attending the grand opening of a local Dick’s Sporting Goods in Katy. While standing in the hot sun waiting my turn to meet Uncle Si from the TV show “Duck Dynasty,” I
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State of the Nation Last year we introduced the concept of the “Texas Outdoor Nation.” Texas is larger than many countries and in many social and natural ways is a nation unto itself. Our goal is to give all of
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
Yield to Nature Henry David Thoreau famously called it “the therapeutic value of nature.” The mid-19th Century American philosopher and naturalist based this conclusion on the two years he spent living by Walden Pond in New England. In his book, Walden,
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