Trailering the Coast

Trailering the Coast

The challenges of fishing a variety of bay systems will help anglers hone their on-the-water skills. Story and Photography by Nate Skinner Why do we…

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OUT OF CONTROL TEXAS SWINE

OUT OF CONTROL TEXAS SWINE

The ultimate control measure is harvest of wild hogs by either hunting or trapping. Story and Photography by Bob Zaiglin The feral hog and ringneck…

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Sabine Lake – The Jewel of the Texas Coast

Sabine Lake – The Jewel of the Texas Coast

Off-the-beaten path this coastal estuary just keeps getting better and better. Story and Photography by Robert Sloan Sabine Lake is the single most wackiest place…

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Bass Habitat

Bass Habitat

A great bass lake can lose its thunder in short order when something happens to significantly reduce or damage the habitat. Story and Photography by…

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Creative Crustacean Rigs

Creative Crustacean Rigs

Whether fishing natural or artificial baits, there are plenty of ways to target a variety of gamefish during May. Story and photography By Danno Wise…

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About the April 2017 Cover

About the April 2017 Cover

For over 25 years, 12 issues a year wildlife or sporting art has graced Texas Outdoors Journal’s covers.  A photograph never has, nor will be…

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Proven Turkey Management Techniques

Proven Turkey Management Techniques

Managing a wild turkey population is not unlike managing deer or other species. Story and Photography by Bob Zaiglin In the ink-black predawn hours on…

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Successful Spring Flats Fishing

Successful Spring Flats Fishing

How anglers cover shallow water, spot fish and present lures or baits will determine their success. Story and Photography By Danno Wise April’s warmer weather…

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Get to the Ditch

Get to the Ditch

The Land Cut is the premier spring fishing hotspot on the lower coast, offering anglers the ultimate out-of-the-wind option. Story and Photography by Nate Skinner…

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ADJUSTMENTS WHEN FISHING THE BACK LAKES

ADJUSTMENTS WHEN FISHING THE BACK LAKES

Going shallow for reds and trout is a whole different ball game than fishing open bays. Story and Photography By Robert Sloan The difference between…

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