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UPCOMING FLY FISHING EVENTS

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

Fly Fishing the South Llano River - An Intro

Fly Fishing the South Llano River - An Intro I felt it necessary to post about fly fishing the South Llano River, the river I have fly fished more than any other. I used to reside there in Junction, TX, and spend most of my free time kayak fishing the river here in town. I also used to guide clients on kayak fishing trips down the river. Hopefully this info can help you out.

Largemouth Bass Catch Odds

Their is no doubt, the Largemouth Bass is the king of "sportfish" in Texas. More people fish for Largemouth Bass than any other species.

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