Seeking solitary success
Galveston Bay fishing guide Capt. Ryan Battistoni shows off a hefty redfish. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Avoid inevitable spring crowds to find incredible catches
Brass canvas
Artist uses cartridge casings and spent shotgun shells to create Texas images
Nate’s Baits
Popping cork rigs like the Inticer, manufactured by MidCoast Products, are great for keeping a bait in the strike zone or adding more sound and vibrations to your presentation. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
In a world packed with hooky bait options, look to these tried and true Texas coastal favorites
Tender and wild
The bold and rich flavors of these tenderloins epitomize Texas cuisine
Sticks, strings and strutters
There’s nothing like experiencing a boss gobbler strutting in front of you within the short distance of 10 yards. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Pursuing the wily Texas Tom with bow and arrow can be habit-forming
Gusts and gusto
Finding fishing success in windy weather
An exotic entrée
How to cook your catch
Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
This baked fish dish has a lightly fried texture without all the grease
Changes in latitude
Slow sinking, mullet imitation plugs like Soft-Dine XL by MirrOlure will coax strikes from monster specks. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
When winter weather gets brutal, head south for trophy trout and many reds
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