Recent electrofishing surveys conducted by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Inland Fisheries biologists turned up a surprising number of big largemouth bass in Lake Ray…
 Normally, electrical current is something you want to keep away from water, but researchers at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi have refined a way to create…
Low water levels at some Central Texas reservoirs have seemed to improve anglers’ chances of catching fish. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department inland fisheries biologists…
Join TWA and Texas AgriLife Extension for the next Wildlife for Lunch webinar! Click here for the full 2013 Wildlife for Lunch Schedule! When: Thursday, November…
Using new authority granted by the last regular session of the Legislature, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved Nov. 7 a rule requiring anyone…
Historic partnership with CCA habitat program to continue another three years Coastal Conservation Association and Shell Oil Company have announced an extension of their unique…
The general hunting season for whitetail deer opens across the Lone Star State this month. Many memories will be made and stories told and retold…
Knowledge of deer and deer behavior are essential to locating big deer, but it takes good shooting to realize success. Story and photography Bob Zaiglin…
As autumn transitions toward winter here is how speckled trout, redfish and flounder respond to falling temperatures. Story and photography by Danno Wise November is…
Understanding how redfish adjust to changing colder conditions, and their movement pattern will help put you on more fish. Story and photography Robert Sloan A…
