Top Rivers and Lakes for Bowfishing Bowfishing is quickly becoming popular among sportsmen in Texas as well as nationwide. It combines the thrill of hunting with the skill of archery as well as the sport of fishing. The excitement of multiple
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My daughter, Lauren Twardowski, is a senior at Texas A&M. She fished East Galveston Bay with her dad, Jim Twardowski, in late May and caught this 23″ Speck on a pumpkin seed and chartreuse Down South lure just before dark.
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Lady angler, Elois Spivey caught her first redfish which happened to be a 38 inch bull redfish caught from the Pelican Island Drawbridge area in Galveston ship channel area. alongside her is her 10 year old grandson, Amun Jackson.
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Did you know there were 16,000 peacock bass in Texas? Well, there were—back in the late 70’s and early 80’s. In fact, these fish were planted in lakes Alcoa, Coleto Creek, and Bastrop. Unfortunately, they didn’t take. I say it’s
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Suppressors show the most impressive results when shooting subsonic ammo. And when shooting a slower round, you will achieve the most power by firing a heavier bullet. Therefore bore size is important when wanting to shoot larger rounds and with the Bowers Vers 458
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Chris shearer and Olivia shearer, Olivia 6years old caught her first redfish on Sabine lake along the Louisiana shore line using a Spider-Man fishing pole ! It measured out at 27 inches and she was so excited! Was the only
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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Arrest Now, Ticket Later A Travis County game warden was checking bank fishermen on Lake Austin when one fisherman attempted to leave prior to being
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When All ElseFails (and even when it doesn’t) Live bait is the most effective means of catching speckled trout. This is not true in every scenario, but if a person were starving and had to catch specks to survive, live bait
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4,210 yards is a long ways. Hitting a 36″ target at 2.4 miles is equivalent to shooting a 0.85″ target at 100 yards, but with multitudes of external variables. The details provided for this shoot is pretty amazing: On November 22nd,
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What would you think if there was a toxic waste site leaking harmful dioxin into the bays and estuaries where you fish and crab? The bad news is that there is just such a site already contaminating Galveston Bay. Dioxin
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A few years back, Joey Beaver, of Victoria, bagged a 40-inch, 38.75 lb. red snapper about five miles off the coast of Port O’Connor in the Gulf of Mexico. Texas recreational anglers who fish from private vessels may target red
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While speed may be a highly considered factor when purchasing a bow or crossbow, kinetic energy is the real factor that an archer should consider. Whether you are bowhunting or just target shooting, once you understand kinetic energy, you will
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There are some accessories you just have to have for your truck or other vehicle. This is especially true when you hunt and fish the way many of us do here in Texas. Up until recently, I have never owned
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If you waterfowl hunt, there’s a good chance you take your dog (or dogs) out on your boat with you. This is, IMHO, a huge part of the experience of hunting. We love our dogs, we love to work them,
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The first annual Waco Outdoor Expo, featuring an On The Water Boat Show, will be held July 9th-10th at McLane Stadium in Waco along the Brazos River. Sponsors of the event and featured vendors will include Marine Outlet, Fun Town
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Fishing guide, Bryan Brawner says Galveston East bay is the only place where there is any saltwater. Trinity is blown out, Galveston is blown out, and it’s bad around the jetties. The fishing in East Bay is good. “We just
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Texoma Leads a pack of World Class Lone Star Striper Fisheries Chris Carey has one of those contagious personalities that breeds confidence and bleeds with positive energy. I don’t know how he is off the water, but standing elbow-to-elbow with
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I grew up along the banks of the Sabine River in deep East Texas. I had the privilege of knowing numerous colorful characters that taught me of the outdoors and sometimes just enriched my childhood by being in it. One
In one of the most awesome pro-gun laws to come down the pike, Tennessee is blaming business owners if they disarm citizens with “gun-free zones.” If those citizens get injured because they were stripped of their Second Amendment rights, the
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Listen to the Podcast About this Article Hiring an guide or outfitter on a hunting, fishing, bowfishing or other adventure is often a way to learn more about a sporting pursuit if you are new to it or just looking
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