There’s something exciting about launching into a stretch of water you’ve never fished before. It might be a windswept flat along the middle coast, a tannin-stained East Texas reservoir, or a winding river channel that disappears around a bend you’ve
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As temperatures begin to rise, activity on Texas lakes, rivers and coastal waters is increasing. Texas Game Wardens are reminding paddlers to prioritize safety while kayaking, canoeing and paddleboarding. “Paddling is one of the best ways to experience Texas waters, but
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Why Your Next Fishing Boat Should Be a Center Console: What Serious Anglers Know
You’re a mile offshore, the sun’s not up yet, and the inlet’s swell is bigger than you expected. Your rod holder is in the perfect spot, not blocked by the wheelhouse, and not buried under a hard top frame. You’ve got 360 degrees of open deck to work with, and three other anglers onboard can cast simultaneously without tangling lines or dodging cabin corners. Someone hooks into something solid, and everyone has room to move. That’s the center console advantage in action.
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The Hunt Fish Podcast Summit once again brought together some of the most passionate voices in hunting, fishing, and conservation for a multi-day gathering dedicated to storytelling, collaboration, and celebrating the outdoor community. Hosted at the Pintail Hunting Club in
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Organize Your Fishing Gear: Essential Home Storage Tips and Tricks Home storage for fishing gear is one of those things we tend not to think about, until it’s too late. Chaotic reels, tangled rods, and loose lures. It’s a
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Due to technological advancements with Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), also known as drones, now widely available, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has noticed an increase in questions connected to their use in relation to fishing and wildlife. Some of the
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Taking your pet on a water adventure can be a delightful experience for both of you. However, ensuring their safety requires careful preparation and knowledge. From gear to emergency plans, every detail matters to make your trip enjoyable and safe…
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Cobia Boats, a division of Maverick Boat Group and a leader in premium center and dual console fishing vessels, is proud to announce the launch of the all-new 245 Center Console, a versatile, ocean-ready vessel that delivers the ideal blend
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My wife was itching for a vacation up north to get away from the heat and humidity, and I was ready for a (short) break from the speckled trout and redfish. So, we hitched the skiff to the trailer and
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Making its global debut at ICAST 2025, the Power Pole Stainless Steel TECHFLOW Propeller was built to withstand the harshest conditions anglers face. Designed exclusively for Power-Pole MOVE ZR and PV trolling motors, this stainless steel version of our original TECHFLOW® propeller delivers the
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Saltwater anglers need smooth, powerful, and reliable reels to win the battle with hard-charging fish. Reels that check these boxes while also adding exceptional value and protection from the sea’s corrosive elements will definitely stop and turn heads – not
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Bold, beautiful, and built for adventure— the FisheWaters ¼ Zip Sunshirt delivers top-tier performance wrapped in vibrant, water‑inspired art. Crafted from an ultra–soft, cool‑touch blend of 87.5 % polyester and 12.5 % spandex, it’s engineered to stay breathable and moisture-wicking throughout long days on the
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For many of us the electric trolling motor at the bow has become a critical fishing tool. And while most of these are built great, like any propulsion system, glitches do arise. If your trolling motor has a common issue
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Every serious fly angler knows that fishing conditions change throughout the year. From scorching summer heat to bone-chilling winter mornings, the weather dictates not just fish behavior – but also what gear you need to stay comfortable and productive on the water.
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“I wish we had a native trout in Texas.” As I spoke those words to Therese Thompson of the Western Native Trout Initiative, her reply took me by surprise. “Well, Texas used to have the Rio Grande cutthroat,” she said. What?
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The Ultimate All-Season Carp Angling Guide Do you want to make the most of your fishing experience? Carp fishing comes with a variety of challenges depending on the time of year. Whether you’re fishing in December or enjoying the warm
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Is it possible that those finned critters are smarter than you and I? It certainly seems that way sometimes, when we know we should be catching more than we are. You might spot tailing redfish and be unable to buy
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As paddlers take to Texas’ lakes, rivers and coastal waters, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) reminds everyone to prioritize safety while kayaking, canoeing and paddleboarding. With warmer weather drawing more outdoor enthusiasts to the water, following essential safety practices
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Artificial intelligence – A.I.-is making it easier than ever for anglers to stretch the truth about their biggest catches. From fabricated photos to completely invented fishing trips, AI-generated content is giving new life to the age-old tradition of “fish stories”—often
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Everyone knows that fish often like to hang out around structure, and one of the most common forms of structure you’ll find in many waterways is deadfall. What many anglers don’t realize, however, is just how effective it is to
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