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Transition Time: Fall Bass and Crappie on Lake Conroe
Fall doesn’t arrive on Lake Conroe with one big cold front and suddenly turn everything into an autumn fishing pattern. It comes in stages. September can still feel like the middle of summer in Southeast Texas, and even October can ...
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Slow Down For Manatees
Manatees are synonymous with Florida, but Gulf Coast boaters need to understand these huge, slow-moving marine mammals don’t always stay there. During the warmer months, Florida manatees can travel westward along the Gulf Coast into Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, with ...
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Minn Kota and Humminbird Tease Major October Announcement
Two of the most recognizable names in fishing technology are preparing to unveil something new this fall. Minn Kota and Humminbird have announced that Oct. 6, 2026, will mark what the companies describe as a “whole new chapter” in their ...
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Specks in the Brackish Zone
Some of the most interesting speckled trout fishing on the Texas and Louisiana coasts occurs far from beachfront passes and Gulf jetties. It happens in the sprawling network of rivers, bayous, canals and marshes where freshwater flowing toward the coast ...
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Where Bass Country Meets Redfish Water
Some of the most interesting fishing on the Texas and Louisiana coasts happens in water that can’t quite decide what it wants to be. It’s not truly freshwater, and it’s not completely saltwater. It’s the brackish world of rivers, bayous ...
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CCA-Texas STAR Leaderboard: August 30, 2026
THE CCA-TEXAS STAR TOURNAMENT officially kicked off on May 23 and anglers have already begun posting entries. Here is the current Leaderboard. The tournament covers the entire Texas Coast and lasts through September 7.
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Could the Texas State Record Redfish Be Broken-Or Was It Already?
Somewhere along the Texas coast, there could be a redfish swimming right now that weighs more than 60 pounds. That is not wishful thinking. Texas has produced some truly enormous red drum, and the fish sitting at the top of ...
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Harvest Authorization Drawing Applications for Trinity River Alligator Gar Available Sept. 1
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will open its annual Alligator Gar Harvest Authorization drawing application process on Sept. 1. The random drawing authorizes anglers to harvest one alligator gar over 48 inches from a section of the Trinity ...
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