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To start the new year off right, I needed to spend a few days away from the computer and the constant barrage of emails. I realized that missing September doves last year had left me feeling like I was missing a big part of who I am at my core, so knowing that all of the migratory birds of the year would be collecting in deep south Texas, I set off in a search for the best of January birds…
I have hunted ducks and geese for over 50 years now, part of that time as a professional guide in my home state of Louisiana and surrounding areas. While I am not nearly as mad at them as I was at 35 the Syren’s song of White Fronted Geese (Specklebellys) migrating in early fall still makes my 66-year-old heart beat faster Having enjoyed them on the table…
I have been hunting turkeys for over 40 years, sometimes not at all, sometimes persistently, and sometimes as a professional guide in South Texas. I sometimes have to decide whether to fish for crappie during the springtime spawn or hunt turkeys, as both happen simultaneously. However, I decided to fish this spring and…
Snapper in the Central Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana Gulf Coast begin spawning in May and continue through the first part of September. With Snapper season opening in mid-April, the first few weeks can yield some of the best fishing of the entire season. The fish feed voraciously in preparation for the spawn and collect in significant numbers in water from 65-120 feet on wrecks and platforms.
As fellow outdoor enthusiasts, the ProStaff members and I have personally experienced the crucial role of weather tools in our safety and success. We understand the importance of arming ourselves with the right information to make informed decisions. This shared understanding is what empowers us to thrive and survive in any weather condition.
Reflecting on my own close calls in Storms in the Gulf of Mexico….
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