August Addictions: Chasing Tarpon and Snook on the Lower Coast
There’s something about August on the lower Texas coast that pulls me toward two fish in particular – tarpon and...
Sight Fishing
Freshwater Inflow Ensures the Health of Our Estuaries
Well, I know it’s on everybody’s mind, and no, the 15 inches of rain that fell in mid-June and flooded...
Lots of Opportunity in June
With the plentiful and timely rainfall events we’ve received through this spring season I see the fishing in June being...
Summer in Full Swing: Tournament Time on the Texas Coast
Summer has arrived on the Lower Laguna Madre, and with it comes the familiar rhythm of hot days, shifting winds,...
Bucktails
If you’ve read a few of my articles you may have noticed I often reference the use of bucktail jigs...
Quiet Steps, Loud Strikes
Here comes one of my favorite times of the year to fish. February and March can be a bit of...
Bay-to-Bay Differences and Similarities
Let’s talk about big trout. This story kind of overlaps a bit timewise, beginning in March and continuing into April....
From a Bird’s-Eye View
Editor’s Note and Introduction:
We are very pleased to introduce Captain Trevor Kucia. Trevor fishes the Lower Laguna Madre from...
Bear Hunting with a Switch
When I was a kid, I recall being out at a local shopping center with my family. While my mom...
It’s Winter; Should I Be Slow-Rolling My Lures?
A while back in one of my articles, I mentioned lure presentation speeds while fishing the colder months. In that...
Gulf Coast Kitchen
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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...