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Where Can You Legally Fish in Texas: Public Rights to the Waters of Texas

Let me start off by saying, I am NOT a lawyer, I am NOT a game warden, and my words probably have ZERO legal authority in court. I am just an average Joe that has spent a ton of time reading up on where I legally can and cannot fish. This article does not substitute for legal advice. Finding fishing spots can be a hard thing to do. TFFF covered this in the article, Should You be Asking for Fishing Spots? And after reading that article, you decided to try and find some spots on your own in Texas. But, as you were looking for the "blue lines" on Google Earth, you began to wonder, "am I allowed to fish there?" Or maybe you decided to take your kayak down a creek to fish, but some landowner along the way threatened you, and told you that you have no right to be fishing there. What waters can you legally fish in Texas, and what are you legal rights? The truth is that the laws, and especially interpretations and understandings of these laws, can be pretty muddy and

Fall Bass On The Fly

In the outdoor community, cooling weather, changing leaves, and the heart of football season, often signal a switch from time on the water to time in the fields or woods. Fall is hunting season for many of those that enjoy the outdoors in Texas. Doves, deer, turkey, ducks, and more, all become the object of pursuit, and especially here in Texas. However, Fall can be, and should be, the time you really find time to get out on the water. In Texas, this time of year can be great for many species of fish, from Rio Grande Cichlids to Trout. But more than anything, the Fall is one of the best times of year to head out and catch Bass ! Fall is a time of transition, for the weather and the bass. The season starts with late summer patterns and begins the transition to winter fishing. Fall is also a great time to fish big! Here is Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing's guide to Fall Bass on the Fly.

Flies for Trout Fishing on the Guadalupe River (Answering Your Questions)

The Guadalupe River as a trout fishery is unique, frustrating at times, and always seems to be a controvercial topic. I mean, they don't call it the Dramalupe for no reason. That being said, it is here now and here to stay, so you might as well take advantage of it! Every year I get asked the same questions. So in this series (Answering Your Questions) I am providing the answers, and the info you need, to best put yourself in postion for success this on the Guadalupe River this winter. The first, and most common question I get is, "What flies work best on the Guadalupe River?" What flies do I use? More than any other question, I get asked "what flies do I use for trout on the Guadalupe River?" So, here are the flies I have found to be most successful: Zebra Midge The Zebra Midge is a popular fly on the Guadalupe River. It is popular because it catches trout there. But, because it is popular, at times, every fish in that river has seen it! Because of th

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