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What Makes a Native Fish Trash?

Buffalo Carp Gar River carpsucker Rough Fish Trash Fish

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Carp(e) Diem

Carp Common Carp Las Moras May 2021

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Bowfishing is Not Fishing (and Needs More Regulation)

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Carp in Texas: Part 6(ish) - Interview with Odom Wu

Carp Carp in Texas Mirror Carp Odom Wu ommon Carp Scarpion

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Carp in Texas: Part 4(ish) - Interview with Gabe Cross

Carp Common Carp Gabe Cross Mirror Carp

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Carp in Texas: Part 2 - Why are Carp Here?

Asian Carp Bighead Carp Carp Common Carp Galveston Bay Grass Carp Kirby Lake Reservoir Lake Austin Lake Conroe Lake Fort Phantom Hill San Jacinto River Silver Carp Trinity River Victor Brawning

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Carp in Texas: Part 1 - What are Carp? (and What Ain't?)

Asian Carp Big Head Carp Bigmouth Buffalo Black Buffalo blacktail redhorse Buffalo Carp Common Carp Golden Redhorse Grass Carp Gray Redhorse Redhorse River carpsucker Silver Carp Smallmouth Buffalo

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Two Flies and an Old Stretch of River

Carp Common Carp Crawfish Bite Guadalupe Bass Largemouth Bass Pedernales River SMP Fly Sunfish

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Starter Series: Choosing Your Fly Line System

One of the missions of Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing is to promote fly fishing here in Texas. In promoting the sport, education is needed for those that are new. A lack of education and the fear of approaching experts was a major reason that it took me soo long to get into the sport. So, providing easily accessible, honest advice to those just getting into fly fishing is something I am going to strive to provide. When first getting into fly fishing, you need to focus on acquiring five things. All of these can be expensive, but they don't have to be! There are less expensive ways to go about getting started if you want, and hopefully Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing can walk you through this process. Here is what you will need: Fly Rod Fly Reel Line Set-Up (Backing, line, leader, tippet) Accessories (flies, storage, net, etc.) Knowledge (where and how to fly fish) Each of these five things will be discussed in its own article. This t...

Fish Spotlight: Guadalupe Bass

The Guadalupe Bass became the State Fish of Texas in 1989, and rightfully so. So without further ado, here is the one I have been waiting to write; here is Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing's Fish Spotlight on our endemic black bass, our Hill Country Emerald (I'm hoping to coin this term), the Guadalupe Bass. Fish Spotlight: Guadalupe Bass Photo courtesy Dan James

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!...

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