Sinking is, without question, the worst nightmare of any boater. When your boat’s taking on water, however, there are some emergency measures you can take to keep it afloat. And when water starts rushing into the bilge, you’d better know
Emergency Repairs: What to Do When Your Boat is Sinking Read More »
Reader George Elizondo captured a very unique predator-prey reaction, a dolphin flipping what looks like a flounder out of the water in a feeding frenzy. “I have never seen this before in Lake Sabine. The water was very, very salty. The
Flipper Flippin’ Flounder Read More »
That stunning last light of the day, when the beautiful ball of golden fire barely dips beneath the western horizon, its final glow burning that magic shine on the world, is not only some of God’s ultimate eye candy, but
Beauty and the Beasts Read More »
Top Shot star Peter Palma (Season Two and All Stars) has come up with an innovative Magazine Shaped Cleaning kit for us AR users. Check out his product idea and throw him a few bucks to get it going via
A Top Shot Innovation: Magazine Shaped Cleaning Kit [video] Read More »
Excuse me whilst I genuflect at the altar of ThermaCell, the wonderful godsend of bug deterrent extraordinaire, without which Canadian bear hunting would seem impossible without getting eaten alive by vicious bloodthirsty airborne varmints of the sting/bite/buzz kind. Thank you
A while back in the post Rodholders: What Not to Get we talked about the plusses and minuses of certain types of add-on rodholders, and what to look out for when choosing them. What we didn’t talk about, however, was
Adding Rodholders to your Boat: What NOT to Do Read More »
Morris Houck of the Lafayette Kayak Fishing Club sent in this incredible example of flounder aggression. Don’t strain your eyes too much trying to see the flounder that is much smaller than the jig it was caught on.
Aggressive Baby Flounder! Read More »
Patience is a virtue. Sometimes I like to wait for the dust to settle after driving a newly launched vehicle. You can equate it to swirling a fine wine around in your mouth before declaring it’s best attributes. I decided
First drive: the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Read More »
So, this guy’s neighborhood has been burglarized off and on and the residents are very concerned for their safety and well being. Neighbors agree to upkick their vigilance and overall level of awareness to watch out for each other and
It Takes a Village: George Zimmerman is a Great American Read More »
One of the coolest things I have done on behalf of the Flounder Revolution (R) is present the University of Texas Marine Science Institutewith a replica of the 13-pound, 11 ounce monster flounder that resided there. I had the great
MONSTER flounder replica Read More »
Dolphin often feed along weed lines and can be seen near the surface striking at baitfish and darting in and out of the weeds. Most of these dolphins are what anglers call “chicken dolphin” or the small fish from three
Tuesday Tip: Catching “Chicken” Dolphin Read More »
It seems the conservation message on flounder is really getting out there and even hitting the youth. One of CCA’s New Tide members Isabel Young, age 11 of River Oaks Baptist School, did a school project dealing with the food
Youth “getting” flounder conservation Read More »
About a week ago in Detroit, Ford took the cover off a new truck; designed for the sport truck enthusiast and boasting V8 performance, V6 fuel economy and a launch-optimized 4.10 rear axle with electronic locking differential. This is the
Ford introduces F-150 Tremor: world’s first EcoBoost sport truck Read More »
Texas Fish and Game Editor-at-Large Ted Nugent sounds off on the Zimmerman/Martin case.
Video: Ted Nugent on the Trayvon Martin Case and the Stand Your Ground Law Read More »
Alton Jones – All State Bass from Texas Fish & Game Magazine on Vimeo.
Alton Jones – All State Bass Read More »
Mossberg Tour Part 2 from Texas Fish & Game Magazine on Vimeo.
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Anchoring used to be as simple as tossing the hook over the side, but these days, you can choose from a traditional anchor, systems like the Power Pole, or even an integrated GPS system that uses your engine or trolling motor to
Anchoring Systems: Anchor vs. Power Pole vs. Integrated GPS Read More »
When fishing larger ponds, move after you catch a couple of fish from a spot. Usually you will get a few fish and then they shut off in that area. Go to the opposite side of the pond and start
Tuesday Tip: Stick and move Read More »
