Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Strategies for decoy-shy ducks
Those who persist until the very end will be rewarded. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
This time of year, hunters have to outsmart the ‘educated’ waterfowl
Shell game
Knowing where to look can lead to phenomenal wintertime fishing
Flavorful flatfish
Giving thanks for the outdoors
Seagulls and terns can be found hovering over schools of feeding fish this month. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Hunting and fishing have a way of bringing families together
Teal poppin’ good
Flavors fly in this wild duck dish
Angling for a title
Capt. Tim Young and Capt. Nate Skinner won the Anglers of the Year title for the 2019 Galveston Redfish Series. The anglers show off the two fish that helped them clinch their victory. Photo courtesy of Capt. Nate Skinner
Tournament fishing comes with trials, tribulations and sweet victories
Time to take a stand
Whether you end up sending an arrow or not, enjoy every close encounter with the creatures you pursue. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Archers can enjoy an ethical and successful hunt with these tips
Tropical Taco Tuesday
Cook up good island vibes with this fish dish
Red September
The most distinguishing mark on the red drum is one large black spot on the upper part of the tail base. Having multiple spots is not uncommon for this fish, but having no spots is rare, according to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Scientists believe the spot helps fool predators into attacking the red drum’s tail instead of its head, allowing the fish to escape. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
This month, anglers have the chance to tangle with some strapping fish
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