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SAM RAYBURN — Water level is 1.46 feet low and clear. Water temp in the upper 80s.
Safety and social distancing protocols associated with the COVID-19 pandemic helped take a big bite out of Texas Parks & Wildlife’s overall freshwater hatchery production numbers this spring, but the setbacks didn’t stop one Toyota ShareLunker Legacy Lunker from making a slew of little ones.
Anglers are reminded that the ShareLunker program is no longer limited to entries weighing 13 pounds or more.
ATHENS — Water level is 2 inches high and clear. Water temp in the upper 80s.
It is no secret among crappie fishing buffs that sinking brush piles far from shore are a great way to forge some really good fishing holes while enhancing the habitat at the same time. Unfortunately, the practice has been known to stir up an occasional feud between fishermen, particularly o…
Fork anglers reel in big bucks in Bass Champs Mega Bass
SAM RAYBURN — Water level is 1.22 feet low and clear. Water temp in the upper 80s.
Jake Norman and Todd Driscoll are Texas Parks & Wildlife Department fisheries biologists by profession and diehard bass junkies at heart. It’s in their DNA to always ask why, then turn to sound science to look for reliable explanations.
Branden Rannekleiv of Reeves, Louisiana, weighed in a 12.41-pound bass on Day 2 of the Sealy Outdoors Big Bass Splash held July 10-12 on Toledo Bend to take first place in the 34th annual event.
NACONICHE — Water level is at full pool and clear. Surface temps in the high 80s, low 90s.
One of America’s favorite food fish that also ranks high on the hit list with freshwater fishermen all across the south is at the center stage of ongoing discussions between Texas Parks & Wildlife Department fisheries biologists and the state’s tightly woven catfish angling fraternity.
