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Fishing the Texas Coast with Capt Nathan Beabout
Well, as we left the dock there wasn’t much in the way of weather, but as soon as we got all set up in the marsh with the tower rain storms started popping up. However, we were in some gin clear water and was able to see good enough, but none of the reds wanted…
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7 Tips You Need To Implement To Become A Better Turkey Hunter
Hunting is an excellent outdoor activity enjoyed by many people. Most people think hunting down a turkey is a walk in the park, forgetting or underestimating the prowess of a turkey and its peas sized head. Turkey hunting may be quite the challenge especially for those who are a tyro in the art of hunting.…
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Wading for Redfish with Capt Nathan Beabout
While we weren’t sure if we were going to be able to go this weekend. We got lucky and the storms passed just inland, leaving the bays a touch breezy, but with no rain. Even with the high winds we were able to find plenty of protected water to fish, concentrating on sand/grass, mud/shell for…
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Fishing Report
First time in a long time I remember wet wading in March. The Spring pattern is definitely here. Fish were holding over knee deep sand pockets, finding the bait was key. Topwaters, softdines, and DSL dirty tequila got the job done. On top of a great day wading, these boys enjoyed an evening last night…
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Texas: Hunting with a Suppressor
Our sister publication Tactical Gun Review published an article about hunting with suppressors. Texas legalized suppressors for hunting game animals in 2012. You can read the article here: Hunting with Suppressors.
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Thermal Scopes Heat Up!
Trijicon’s recent acquisition of IR Defense is an interesting development coming on the heels of FLIR purchasing Armasight last summer. We have field experience with night vision / thermal products from all of these companies and they are all amazing. To be able to spot a wild hog 200 yards away in total darkness is…
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Lamco UTV Road Feeder Review
I have always been a big fan of All Seasons feeders but decided to purchase the Lamco Feeders UTV Road Feeder to run on the back of my Polaris Ranger. I have seen Lamco Feeders in the field and knew they are a quality build. The primary advantage of the Lamco is that it is…
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Sight Casting to Redfish Seadrift, Texas
There is a reason redfish tournaments across the Gulf Coast start in March. It is because redfish come in out of the gulf and fill the shallows of our marsh and grass flats. These fish will make these areas home for the most of the summer, cruising the grass and shorelines in search of there…
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Trophy Trout with Capt. Nathan Beabout
Mission accomplished in Port Mansfield! Had several solid trout and reds today. Then the big girl crushed a topwater. Fish were released. Bites today came on topwaters, floating corkys, and red/white, glow, and white ice soft plastics. Dates still available through April. Capt. Nathan Beabout Cell-(210) 452-9680 nmsportsmansadventures.com
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Low Tide Redfish
We have seen some ups and downs on the Middle Texas Coast lately. Naturally our lakes are holding trout and reds on a consistent basis. If you try to avoid the crowds in the more popular lakes, it has been anything but consistent. If the water is up, the trout bite is on in almost…
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Devils River Paddling, Camping, Fishing
The Devils River is one of those legendary wild spots that surfaces in rumor around the campfire. It is a harsh unforgiving environment in a true wilderness setting. A group of us have tried planning a canoe fishing trip to the Devils River for years but the logistics are a challenge. These new paddler camp…
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