Joe Richard

Joe Richard

The Twilight Zone

There is a dimension offshore beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension of shadows and darkness,...

Tricks for Fishing the Birds

Murky coastal water looks unsightly, but it does hide the fish. It also provides ample plankton for baitfish and shrimp,...

Last Call for Ling

September might not seem like a prime month for catching ling offshore, but we've often had great luck with these...

Staying Afloat

Fishing has been described as a series of misadventures, with occasional days that turn out rightor something like that. You...

Artificial Reefs Badly Needed

It's no secret that Texas is woefully short of artificial reefs offshore, whether in blue water or within sight of...

Kayaking Offshore

Paddling a kayak offshore is a real trip, so to speak. There's a certain amount of satisfaction in paddling and...

Snapper Woes and a Dilemma

Options for this summer's short joke of a snapper season were still being hashed over at press time. At one...

Lightning Duck and Cover

Ever been startled by a nearby lightning strike? It's inevitable if you spend much time fishing in Texas, which ranks...

Stay Flexible

Our modus operandi for many years along the upper and middle coast has always been to see what the day...

When Boats were Small and Cheap

A potential boat buyer recently started an online discussion about whether a 22-foot center console is safe enough to fish...

Gulf Coast Kitchen

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

Recipe of the month

Grilled Redfish and Shrimp with Cajun Cream Sauce

Many thanks to my good friend Wendy Nix for sharing this wonderful recipe. My dinner guests all agree it’s the...

LJ Guillotte’s Grilled Oysters ala ACME

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