I’m a live and let live kind of guy. To tell the truth there are times I probably let people get away with a little too much on certain things in world of fishing and hunting than I should. However,
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Pretty accurate summary:
Summing up the Gun Control “Compromise” Read More »
Whether you’re storing your boat for a week or for a month, if you don’t put it up properly you could be in for a disaster. We’ve talked before about whether or not rack storage is a good move, and
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TF&G Exec. Editor Chester Moore tries to take a popping cork rig back from an alligator.
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If you made the annual pilgrimage to the State Fair of Texas, you got a look at the new 2014 Super Duty trucks from Ford. And, I suspect they may have made your wish list. I had a chance to
When camping the campfire and food are often the center of attention. Sure, we could always bring a propane stove but that takes away a sense of tradition from the experience. I always attempted to cook meals for my kids
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The second all-time Bassmaster money winner Skeet Reese talks about his line of affordable rods through Wright & McGill.
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eginning with this entry, I will start producing quarterly product reviews and recommendations for flounder anglers. These are products I have personally used, abused and tested in the field and I know will work great for flounder fishing applications. Penn
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Steve Walko of Texas Rattlin’ Rig shows off his rattling innovation for speckled trout.
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Let me begin this by saying: there is no such thing as a bad new truck in 2013. Whether you are committed to Ram, Silverado, GMC, Ford or Tundra, you will find the latest offerings are loaded with performance, aesthetic,
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I was recently working on an article for Boats.com on three stupid ways people sink their boats, and one of these dumb disasters can come into play each and every time people leave the dock. I’m talking about trim. How
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The Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) Show is the official toybox for truck lovers, truck owners and for the industry that does everything it can to create intrigue. The 2013 Show in Las Vegas later this month will be no
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Watch this and learn. Rick Clunn is without question the Jedi Master of crankbaits.
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The 2009 Flounder Revolution (R) Angler of the Year Chris Dial caught an amazing flounder a couple of years back. “I went out and caught a beautiful 19 3/4″ flounder that was showered in gold. I wish it would have been the one
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A while back in “5 Tips for Kayak Fishing,” we talked about how the stealthy nature of yaks gives you a serious fishing advantage. Well, what about those of us who run full-sized bay boats and center consoles? Stealth counts
Making Your Boat Stealthy – Don’t Scare the Fish! Read More »
Full auto firearms are fun but expensive. A friend who owns a pre-86 M16 made a wise investment in a Razorback .22LR beltfed upper that makes full auto fun and affordable. Of course this video was shot before the depressing
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The new 360 degree sonar is taking the bass fishing world by storm. See why.
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This week’s tech tip comes in the area of fish photography. There are lots of do’s and don’ts of taking photos of anglers with fish to make your photo album much more professional looking and your cherished memories look as
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In a nutshell, the answer to the above question is now “yes”. A company called Lehr has started producing propane outboards, and these things seem to be catching on. The advantages of using propane are pretty significant: instead of filling
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