A KWigglers ball tail shad is a tough soft plastic bait that can produce phenomenal results. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Nate’s Baits
Black drum run is on
Pursuit of this big, powerful fish tends to lure large crowds of anglers
Chasing the Thunder
Making all the right calls is key to a successful turkey season
What lies beneath
Low tides that follow late season cold fronts reveal secrets below the water’s surface like uncharted reefs. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
February is a great time to study the waters and fishing grounds
New year of fishing
A new year means new opportunities for anglers
Venison chili
Deer like this mature buck not only represent excellent table fare, but also provide hunters with the opportunity to pass on the traditions of the sport to future generations. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
A Texas Christmas tradition passed down through generations
Fishing for ideas?
These gifts are perfect for the angler in your life
Land of opportunity
Coastal Bays and marshes present hunters with some phenomenal public land opportunities for ducks. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Upper Texas coast offers plenty of public and private waterfowl hunting grounds
Nate’s baits
Try one of these slow-sinking and suspending twitch baits and hang on
Follow the birds and wells
Capt. Tim Young fishes a shell pad near one of the wells in the middle of Trinity Bay. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Autumn is a hot time in the northernmost part of Galveston Bay
In the northernmost region of the Galveston Bay complex lies Trinity Bay — a wide-open part of the estuary receiving freshwater from both the San Jacinto and Trinity rivers. This influx of fresh water pumps Trinity Bay full of nutrients and oxygen, helping it earn its reputation as a fall fishing mecca filled with hotspots. [Read more…]