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A Summer to Remember

Whew! I am so glad to have July and August in the rearview and cooler weather ahead. It has been...

Sometimes You Just Know

Sometimes you just know it when you see it. When you find the solution to a problem, a new trophy-catching...

The Other Side of the Fence

I've heard my whole life that eventually everyone turns into their parents, looking, acting, and even thinking like them. Yes,...

Shortest Snapper Season But Still Plenty of Opportunity

The big news this month is the opening of the gulf red snapper season in federally-regulated waters beyond nine miles....

ENSO Effect and Barking Monkeys

Discussions of the current El Niño and a possible La Niña weather event have been all the rage the last...

Getting the Run-Around

Often while fishing I see the same boats pass by me numerous times on the weekends. The drivers seemingly oblivious...

Targeting Good Ol’ Number Four

Every coastal fisherman in the Lone Star State has no doubt heard of the "Big Three," or maybe by its...

Structure Orientation

As mentioned in previous articles, the tides during February tend to be the consistently lowest of the year. These low-water...

Gear Review - Part Two

This is continued from December 2015 where I highlighted lures, bait and rods used on my charters. Same as last...

Gear Review - Part One

As a kid, I first started reading and expanding my knowledge of fishing through my father's old fishing magazines. To...

Gulf Coast Kitchen

Get all the latest coastal cuisine recipes from guides and authors.

Recipe of the month

Isle of Matagorda Baked Flounder

This delightful creation comes from the kitchen of Brent Hart at Hurricane Junction in Port O’Connor. Flounder is regarded as...

Texas Chrome Outdoors Seafood Pasta

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