Texas Fish & Game

Morgan Spellane’s first red fish!! Caught all by himself in Port Mansfield, Tx. on June 23,2015. 29 1/2 inches

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Grenda Krueger caught this 33” trout on a popping cork using live shrimp at the
Port O’Connor big jettys.

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Black drum caught on my birthday out of Rockport Bay with Keen Callam 31 inches 23 pounds.

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9lbs 4ozs on spinner bait, Ed Wescott holding the fish on Houston county lake

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Caught by Patrick Cato, Sargent, Tx… In the surf….. With Bailey Salas…..

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Aaron caught this 27.5″ redfish while kayaking in Caranchua Bay. It hit a falling gold spoon and drug Aaron around for 30 minutes!

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Team member, Rob Zemrak, caught this black drum while surf fishing in Sargent, TX – Just Bitten Shark Fishing Team

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Taylor releasing banded blue wing teal drake Anahuac,Tx

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44 Inch red caught around the mouth of the Brazos. Had a good day….we caught 9 and released 6

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After all the recent rains in North Texas. Lake Pat Cleburne has reached its maximum capacity. This has brought out the catfish. My son, Austin, caught this one on chicken liver fished from the bank near the spillway. He and I have fished this lake since he was 4. This is the largest fish he has pulled from that lake. The fished weighed in right at 4 lbs.

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Charles Davidson caught this 29 1/4 Inch Trout which weighed in at 9 Pounds and was caught in East Matagorda Bay.

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Caught this 44″ black drum using live shrimp in Matagorda Bay. Released the fish after the picture was taken.

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Big Red caught Saturday morning at Brauning Lake!
41′ 28lbs

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Sure, boating fails have great comedy potential—especially if you’re not in the boat. However, we’d like to think that these mistakes also contain valuable lessons. While funny on the surface, it should be noted that many common boating mistakes can be dangerous and even life-threatening. Most of them can also be easily avoided.

Here are 10 examples of things you should watch out for while on, near, docking, or launching a boat. Some videos may contain strong language.

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“Here, kitty kitty,” is probably not something you should be saying to a cougar. Then again, you should probably not be petting a cougar either.

That’s exactly what the person in this video did at the the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio. The man hopped the first fence meant to keep visitors safe and began petting one of the cougars through its enclosure. While the man was not in mortal danger because of the fence between him and the animals, he could have easily lost a finger to a hungry mountain lion.

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If you are already terrified of alligators, we have bad news for you: they can actually climb fences.

This video comes to us from the parking lot of an Everglades air-boat tour company. The uploader of the video was trying to shoo the gator out of the parking lot before customers arrived for the day.  As he was walking next to it the gator, it suddenly jumped up and started climbing a chain-link fence.

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Free Entry, Free Fishing Poles and Bait Provided

Lake Corpus Christi State Park near Mathis will host a grand opening celebration to mark the completion of its new fishing pier project. Visitors are invited to try out the new pier for free from 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 11.

The state park will waive normal entrance fees for all who participate in the event from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. With the help of HEB and other area donors, bait will be provided free of charge. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will also loan out basic fishing poles and tackle for those who need them during the event. Food and drinks will be provided for participants as well as numerous games and other activities throughout the day.

No fishing license is required if fishing within the state park.

For more information, see the park web page. Or, phone the park at (361) 547-2635.

Source: TPWD

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Though it seems to largely be flying under the radar, a $39 million class action settlement by Taurus Firearms could impact up to 100,000 handguns with alleged safety design issues:

There is a price for everything and, apparently, a snake selfie ends with $153k medical bill along with a very nasty, painful and potentially lethal bite. That is to be expected. Or at least it should have been, but Todd Fassler apparently expected a much more different outcome when he tried to snap a selfie of himself and a rattlesnake.