In the past I’ve covered one of the highest quality flashlights I’ve ever owned – the Elzetta. The makers of this modular flashlight don’t skimp on anything, and they have created a light that can be trusted with your life. […]
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I had the chance to spend a season with the Lowrance Elite 7x HDI fishfinder/chartplotter, and after some extended use, thought you might like to know the ins and outs of this extremely popular unit. For starters, remember that this
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It is the final day of the Toyota-sponsored Bass Classic fishing tournament at Lake Conroe, and — though I can’t project who will win — it is a sure thing that Toyota’s first new truck in seven years will have
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Bullet Weights has replaced brass and lead with denser, more compact tungsten in a Carolina rig.
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Fishing lure innovator Patrick Sebile has done it again. HIs D&S Crank (Deep and Snagless Crankbait) breaks the mold for bass baits, providing snagless performance in the brushiest Texas Timber.
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Flounder Fishing Visual Clues Greetings fellow flounder fanatics! For many years I went without wearing premium sunglasses. I would either buy a $9.95 pair or not wear shades at all. Several years back my cousin Frank Moore and I were
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How They Actually React to Lure Scents By JOHN N. FELSHER My dad used to say, “Companies make lures to catch fishermen, not fish.” True, every year, companies spend millions of dollars developing new “can’t-fail” scented baits they promise will
Blind Date with a Duck – October 2013 Hunters Find Many Options to Hide from Waterfowl Story and Photos by John N. Felsher Many Texas duck hunters sit comfortably in pit blinds sunk into rice field levees, platforms built on
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The Basics of Fishing Shore Cover by Matt Williams It is no secret that bass are cover nuts. Find some grass, brush, lily pads, lay down logs, boat docks, piers or other assorted forms of cover, and it is a
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Avoiding Snakes And Other Biters Be careful where you sit in bow (or squirrel) season. Also be careful where you climb and when you crawl on the ground tracking that buck after the sun sets. Although the fall hunting season
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Pontoon boats don’t exactly strike most of us as hard-core fishing machines; they can’t handle rough seas, they can’t probe the shallows, and many aren’t what you’d call “high performance,” but I’ve run across at least three pontoon fishing boats lately which quite frankly make
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Last week was big for lovers of full size luxury SUVs. GM, which sells about 75% of all vehicles in this segment, chose the week to unveil the 2015 Chevy Tahoe and Suburban in New York; and GMC Yukon Denali
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Freshwater fishing editor Matt Williams demonstrates rigging with a Comal cork for channel and blue catfish.
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*If there ever was any doubt about the manufacturers giving Texas its due as the truck capital of the U.S, all you need to do is reaffirm it at this year’s State Fair of Texas. The new and improved Big
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The most commonly asked question on my YouTube 3 Gun Match videos is “What guns and gear are you running?” So here we go: Belt: I run a Safariland ELS belt system that makes it super easy to adapt to
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Can you find the flounder in this photo I took? Chester Moore
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Electrical connections on boats present a never-ending battle. They corrode and corrupt, shake free from vibrations, and those that need to be constantly disconnected and reconnected, such as the plug-ends in the back of a removable fishfinder or chartplotter, are easily damaged
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