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Adventure & Finally Retirement: Part IV

Jim Dailey
Some of the work we did in the early days was pretty exciting. Net sets were predetermined by the department...

Adventure & Finally Retirement: Part III

Jim Dailey
Helping build present day Coastal Fisheries sampling methods. The program we followed back there in the late 1960's wasn't nearly...

Adventure & Finally Retirement: Part II

Jim Dailey
There were almost no fishing guides when I came to the Matagorda Bays and to be honest there were only...

Adventure & Finally Retirement: Part I

Jim Dailey
IntroductionJim Dailey was born at St. Joseph's Hospital Houston, Texas in 1938. Jim's father was a thoracic surgeon and served...

A Lifetime of Memories: Part IV

Raymond “Kutch” Albrecht
I know we've already covered lots of stuff about how it was, but sometimes I wonder if today's fishermen really...

A Lifetime of Memories: Part III

Raymond “Kutch” Albrecht
It's better now than the good old days! We talked a little bit last month about how much things have...

A Lifetime of Memories: Part II

Raymond "Kutch" Albrecht
Back from the Navy Like I told you last month, I couldn't wait to get home.  The war was over...

A Lifetime of Memories: Part I

Raymond "Kutch" Albrecht
IntroductionRaymond "Kutch" Albrecht was born June 28, 1925 in Victoria, Texas and has fished the Texas coast for almost 76...

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