Eric Ozolins

Eric Ozolins

Sandbars on the Brain

There are so many aspects of the outdoor world that interest me. During the winter, the chaotic action of skipjack,...

Changing the Game

Evolution is inevitable. As nature itself evolves, so do we as humans, constantly seeking better methods that modern technology provides....

Resilience in the Wake

As I have preached for years, our region undergoes some of the most extreme changes in both weather and oceanic...

Upper Coast Thunder

The Texas coastline runs an incredible 367 miles. With that, the ecology and geological structure changes significantly from one area...

Getting Hammered

We often embark on fishing adventures, uncertain of what to expect. Hopes for a certain species or size run high...

Offshore Kayak Angling

More than fifteen years now I have been fishing from kayaks, from the quietest backwaters of the Laguna Madre to...

Of Mythical Proportions

Fishing, to me, is about chasing dreams. Perhaps that would explain my obsession with shark fishing. Sharks are some of...

Shallow Water Monsters

I have always had a profound respect for the unique and remarkable creatures that frequent our waters. As we progress...

The Fantastic Life I Live

My life is a continuing journey of adventure, sometimes leading down paths that are visible only when traveled. For more...

The March is On

March is a versatile month in the Texas surf as spring migrations deliver a wide variety of species to target....

Gulf Coast Kitchen

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

Recipe of the month

Capt. Robert Peel’s Red Snapper with Seafood Stuffing

We want to thank Capt. Robert Peel of Texas Fins and Feathers for sharing this recipe. We invited friends for...

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Texas Saltwater Fishing Magazine March 2026

TPWD Science-Based Gill Net Program Remains On Hold