I don’t think there is another time of the year when I truly enjoy fishing more than I do in March. It’s a time of the year when everything seems to be undergoing a change of sorts. Bay waters once again come alive with the obvious presence of marine life that hasn’t been visible the […]

More than 30,000 traps removed since program began. Art Morris, Fishery Outreach Specialist for TPWD, reports that more than 100 volunteers removed 862 crab traps from Texas waters during the February 16 Crab Trap Removal. Eighty percent of the traps came from the Galveston and San Antonio Bay systems. In San Antonio Bay, 274 traps […]

Texas Artificial Reefs Launch New Website, Facebook Page For more than thirty years, the Texas Artificial Reef program has generally run silent and deep – deep in its positive impact on marine ecosystems, recreational fishing and diving and coastal economies, silent because it’s probably largely unknown to most people. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department scientists […]

Have you ever thought much about the story of Jesus riding on a donkey into Jerusalem? Most who hear this story, probably don’t see the greatness of it. Let me tell you a little more about it. At the time Israel was under the Roman rule, and wasn’t an independent nation. It had fallen due […]

The journey to end cancer starts with a single step. The American Cancer Society invites you to take that step with them by joining the global Relay For Life movement. When you walk to end cancer at a Relay event, it’s your opportunity to not only honor cancer survivors and remember loved ones lost, but […]