Cold Days in the Marsh
If someone was to ask me to create the most ideal scenario for sight-casting redfish it would consist of three...
Inshore/Nearshore Fishing
Coquina Sunrise
Many different species of fish inhabit our coastal waters, keeping us entertained as the seasons come and go. Some anglers...
Fishing Resolutions for the New Year
Well another year is already upon us and I’m still wondering how it got here so quickly. It seems the...
Under an Alien Invasion
The past twelve months have dealt anglers on the Texas coast a difficult hand of cards to play. Nearly a...
Fishing the Florida Keys
Continuing from my last article, my brother and I were on a fishing road trip into southern Florida. We made...
First Leg of a Florida Fishing Roadtrip
Sitting to write this article, I am at the edge of the beachfront in Key Largo, enjoying a cold drink...
Favorite Time of the Year
Lucky for me, it doesn’t not take much to make me happy. I’ve learned to appreciate the little things and...
Dealing with Rain
I believe I can speak for all Texans when I say we are tired of the rain. This summer has...
Sargassum Sarcasm
The Texas coast endures all sorts of hardships—flooded rivers send dirty freshwater down the beaches, storm tides crash into the...
How It All Began…and Farewell
Way back in the early-2000’s I was a part-time fishing guide with a full-time job in the Houston Police Department’s...
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...