Galveston Bay fishing guide Capt. Ryan Battistoni shows off a hefty redfish. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Seeking solitary success
Beauty and the beach
“A Time to Relax” by Joey Quiroga.
Photographer and artist Joey Quiroga explores the beauty of the upper Texas coast
Indigo bunting
Illustration by Christina Mattison Ebert
Illustrator Christina Mattison Ebert shares depictions and information on coastal birds
Javonne Pool
Javonne Pool, president of the Texas City FFA, has shown everything from market steers to market rabbits at the Galveston County Fair & Rodeo, earning buckles and banners along the way. This year, he’ll be showing steers. [Read more…]
Best of show
Texas City High School senior Karen Fabela Gutierrez has participated in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s student art contest since the eighth grade. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Young artists have their own way of competing in the rodeo
Brass canvas
Artist uses cartridge casings and spent shotgun shells to create Texas images
American Quarter Horse
Photo by Joey Quiroga
Photographer Joey Quiroga explores the beauty of the upper Texas coast through his lens
Reddish egret
Illustration by Christina Mattison Ebert
Illustrator Christina Mattison Ebert shares depictions and information on coastal birds
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
Miranda
Chris Potter’s homemade boat, Miranda, is a replica of a 1938 vessel and is stored in Kemah when not in use. The boat is named for his daughter. Photo by Kelsey Walling
This 19-footer was Chris-crafted, but not in the way you might think
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