Fishing Regulations and Passive Population Sampling
Early in my business education I was taught that people have an innate desire to be well led. They like...
Everett Johnson
Editor & Publisher of Texas Saltwater Fishing Magazine
The Future of Seatrout Regulations
Writing on September 13, we have Tropical Storm Nicholas heading toward the Texas coast. Landfall is predicted later today or...
Hello September!
I say this every year…Man, I’m sure happy to see September. The weather’s been terribly hot, same every year, but...
Careful What You Wish For!
I made a vow in 2011 that I would never again gripe about too much rain. That was during one...
Smartphones Have a Place in Fishing!
During my fishing guide days I grew to despise customers bringing cell phones on my charters. Smartphones hadn’t been invented...
June Is Family Fishing Month!
June is a very special month. June signals the beginning of summer, officially on June 20 this year, even though...
News, Views, and Developments
Here we go barreling into May with a full slate of things to do and lots to keep an eye...
A Time to Conserve
The biggest news right now is February’s arctic blast that brought the longest run of sub-freezing temperatures to our coast...
TSFMag Salutes Empty Stringers
If you are a regular reader and follow Capt. Wayne Davis and Capt. Ernest Cisneros in this magazine, you are...
Spring Is Coming!
March is the first busy month on Texas bays, and for good reason. The days are growing warmer and longer,...
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...
