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EAST GALVESTON BAY: Trout are good under the birds. Trout are good on the south shoreline on topwaters and soft ... Read Story »
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NORTH SABINE: Trout and redfish are fair while drifting mud and shell. Waders have taken better trout on the Louisiana ... Read Story »
NORTH SABINE: Redfish are fair to good at the discharge canal on peeled shrimp. Black drum are fair around rock ... Read Story »
The dog-walker pranced away from the stonework - left, right, left, kalooosh! Read Story »
Tires hit the sand, headlights hit the Gulf, and the foam, much like an ice cold IBC rootbeer, laps over ... Read Story »
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While big trout enthusiasts are heading south to wade the famed Baffin Bay for the winter, here sits East Matagorda ... Read Story »
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It's a July day, flags are limp at the bait camp, you are already sweating as you launch the boat ... Read Story »
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NORTH SABINE: Redfish are good in the marsh on small topwaters and Stanley Ribbits. Trout are fair on the shorelines ... Read Story »
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The long-term impact of the drought on coastal fisheries remains to be seen. Read Story »
I can't remember a spring break when wind, weather and temperatures were so conducive to fishing. Read Story »
It's nice to have to wash the mud off my truck. Read Story »
February is my least favorite month of the year for obvious reasons. Read Story »
Glass minnows are showing on grassy shorelines, turkeys are gobbling, speckled trout are eating topwaters, waders are wading wet, full ... Read Story »