After nearly a year of reviewing special largemouth bass regulations in place across the state, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department inland fisheries management staff are considering changes to simplify regulations at 18 public lakes. Inland Fisheries staff previewed the potential
State considering major bass regulation changes Read More »
Did you know it is illegal to transport zebra mussels in Texas? Even if you do not realize you have them on your boat, you can be fined if you transport them to another location. This video shows you how
How to Avoid Spreading Salvinia and Zebra Mussels-and Get Ticketed (video) Read More »
The weather is finally starting to cool off and hunting seasons are kicking off all over the state. Now the bass will start working their way to the shallows to feed heavily for the upcoming winter. Fishing is fairly easy
Must have lures for fall bass Read More »
Recently, I took a 9 hour or so drive to the Buras Marsh Media Bash event in Buras, Louisiana, located deep in the southern part of the state’s marshlands. This event was a unique invitation-only event for media people hosted
The Running of the Bulls: Finding Reds in the Buras Marsh Read More »
I have written, filmed and podcasted extensively about fishing guides from all over the great state of Texas and beyond. I have fished and hunted with numerous guides in my outdoor career. Since I don’t own a boat at the
Great Examples of Fishing Guide Successes Read More »
It is all about available cover. Large Texas reservoirs have many coves, fingers and shorelines and in any given area the best cover will be the area that draws in the bass, particular during the late summer and early fall
Punch the “Hay” for Hidden Lunkers Read More »
I know what you are already thinking…..Shane you are an offshore deep structure guy. I love to fish deep offshore structure in the summer, this is very true. However, the shallows are teeming with shad, bluegill, juvenile bass and minnows
Shallow Bass in the Summer Heat Read More »
Headturners3, LLC producer of professional redfish events throughout the Gulf Coast region has secured the full and substantial support of a great marine products manufacturer, T-H Marine! T-H Marine Supplies, Inc. has been serving the marine industry since 1975. The company
T-H Marine Sponsors Elite Redfish Series Read More »
It is officially the dog days of summer here in Texas. It is mid to late July and the mercury is rising to the 100 degree mark. Now that the fish are sweating and drinking margaritas during the day, we
Night Fishing – A Whole New World Read More »
I was introduced to bowfishing many years ago when I was barely a teen. In those days we didn’t have specialized equipment manufactured specifically for bowfishing. A real seat and an old Zebco 808 or if you could find one
In case you haven’t been outside lately, the heat and humidity are unbelievable in Northeast Texas. The water temps are in the high 80’s- low 90’s and it is not going to get any cooler for a few months. Bass
MEGA Worms for Summer Slawnch Bass Read More »
I recently fished a weekend tournament with some guys that I duck hunt with, but have not fished with at all. It is always neat to see how other people from other states rig their gear. This is when I
Backing Line on your Baitcasting Reels Read More »
Last week we went over the ins and outs of schooling bass behavior and pursuing them. Now, we are going to dive head first into my favorite ways to catch them. Some of my methods are very common and others
Schooling Bass – Part 2 Read More »
As summer rocks on, you will start to see more and more schooling activity on just about any lake or reservoir in Texas. For the most part, bass fisherman don’t get to see much feeding action, and when the water
Schooling Bass – Part 1 Read More »
Planning to go out and fish can be time consuming for some anglers. You must figure out what lake you’ll be fishing, what species of fish are there and what bait they are hitting. Furthermore, some lakes are very large
NetFish App Review – Free Fishing Guide Read More »
It is mid to late June in Texas, and the temps are in the high 80’s to mid 90’s depending on where you live in the state. That means the water is warming and it is gonna be harder to
8 Tips to Keep Your Fish Alive This Summer Read More »
It seems that every few years something busts onto the bass fishing stage that is loved and hated by fisherman. The Hydrowave was and is just that, loved and hated. I know the Hydrowave has been around for 6 or
Hydrowave: Smoke & Mirrors or The Real Deal? Read More »
If you bass fish very much, you will notice most of us are low grade hoarders when it comes to our tackle. We seem to think we need 5 colors of Beavers just in case they are biting a different
Your Tackle, Where Is It? Read More »
The Alton Jones Classic Bass Tournament is scheduled on June 17th, 2017 and will be taking place on Lake Waco at the Twin Bridges boat ramp. You can learn more about this event here or even register to fish this event
Alton Jones Classic Bass Fishing Tournament Read More »
The Legend of Lake Fork bass tournament was last weekend May 19-21. I have fished this event for the last 9 years and this year I finally won a boat!! If you have fished many tournaments in your life, there
Finally Won a Boat Read More »
