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Go with the Flow
It's been discussed in previous issues of TSF-magazine that freshwater inflows are necessary to maintain the health of the ecosystems...
TP&W Field Notes
The USTS Texas Clipper: A New Artificial Reef in the Gulf of Mexico
What can you do with a historically significant, obsolete, steel-hulled ship that is 473 feet long, weighs about 7,000 tons...
Environmental Flows Protection Legislation Becomes Law
When the 80th Legislature finally adjourned at midnight on May 28, 2007, Senate Bill 3 had passed. Governor Perry signed...
New and Improved Strategies Used to Increase the Survival Rates of Hatchery-reared Fishes Released Into the Wild
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) managers use the practice of "stock enhancement" as one of the tools to supplement...
Visiting the Arroyo Colorado
The Arroyo Colorado has been used by generations of anglers, boaters, and swimmers and remains a popular destination for visitors...
Bait Use 101
I would never have guessed that the fish that took my topwater while fishing the rocks off the Kenedy Ranch...
Technology for Fisheries Management
In high school, I hated math and utterly despised computers. In fact, the only class I ever came close to...
Spotted Seatrout in the Lower Laguna Madre
A Regional Approach to Restoring a World Class FisheryPart II Management Issues
The biological basis for developing a regionally based...
Spotted Seatrout in the Lower Laguna Madre: A Regional Approach to Restoring a World Class Fishery
The spotted seatrout (SST) fishery of the Lower Laguna Madre
(LLM) sustained by miles of remote and relatively untroubled seagrass...
Evolution of Fisheries Management - An example in Texas
Many people once believed that fisheries resources were unlimited and couldn't be impacted by commercial or recreational harvest. As recreational...
