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Public Hunting, Part 2 — Dove & Waterfowl Public Hunting, Part 2 — Dove & Waterfowl #1 Outdoor Magazine(see page 51, #1in for Texas details) TEXAS OUTDOORSJournal $ September 2014 / 3.99 September’s “Blast & Blast” | Fishing The Shallows Small Lakes - Big Bites | Dove + Deer Preparation Coastal Changes | Jurassic Bass | Fall Specks texasoutdoorsjournal.com CAO STAL & LAKE FORECAsts | TIDE & SOLUNAR TABLES Expand your horizons TEXAS“Texas’ Most Comprehensive OUTDOORSOutdoors Publication” September 2014 Journal For Hunters . For Anglers . 8 Just Hunting Freshwater Saltwater —Nate Skinner 16 Just Fishing 12 Summer to Fall on South Texas September’s “Blast and Blast” —Brian Hughes Coast Crowds of people are thinning, 20 September Dove & Deer Small Lakes - Good Bites but schools of fish aren’t, in fact, Preparation 24 Lake Roundups they are larger and more active Dove are the primary quarry but it — Pros Forecasts than ever. — Danno Wise is also a time to prepare for the up- 24 North – Brian Hughes coming deer season. —Bob Zaiglin 26 East – Matt Williams 18 Saltwater Journal 46 Central – John Jefferson —Mark Sosin 64 South - Danno Wise The Shallows 66 West – TOJ Staff 32 Just Fishing 66 High Plains – TOJ Staff —Nate Skinner 36 Jurassic Bass Count on Reds thie Fall TPWD gives green light for stocking 35 Tackle Tips & Techniques state Operation World Record fish -Danno Wise in South Texas private lake. Variety at the Jetty —Matt Williams 40 CoastWatch – Danno Wise 40 Lower Forecast 30 Just Shooting 42 Middle Forecast —Kerry O’Day 58 Upper Forecast Get Ready for an Off-Hand Shot 61 Louisiana Forecast 44 Guns N’ Stuff 48 Top Tactics for September Specks —Harold Gunn A variety of ways to catch trout Rural Land Loans Load Up along the Texas coast, plus the added bonus of some afternoon Residential Home Loans 52 Just Hunting dove hunting awaits anglers this —Cody Koehler Farm & Ranch Loans 56 Bassology month. —Robert Sloan Texas Public Land Hunting- —Todd Driscoll Part 2: For the Birds Livestock & Equipment Loans Anglers Encouraged to Ramp Up Operating Capital 55 Field Tips Livewell Fish Care. —Danno Wise & Nate Skinner 67 Tackle Tips & Techniques We’re the answer. Bag More Dove Real Estate Appraisal Services —Danno Wise C apital Farm Credit has made agricultural production, real Agribusiness Financing Fly Fishing for Panfish & Bass estate and agribusiness loans for nearly a century. 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Olson TEXAS THE MIDDLE AGE OF A YEAR OUTDOORS JOURNAL I liken the fall of each year to middle age in our lives. It has grown from its youthful beginning, sweated through some times that frustrated, but has arrived at a point where “Texas’ Most Comprehensive things should moderate and become better. Call me the eternal optimist but I look Outdoors Publication” forward to this month that can be more summerlike at its start, but also moves us ever closer to even better opportunities and results. Publisher/Editor There is not a hunter alive in the Lone Star State that doesn’t know what happens Bill L. Olson the first day of September. In the North and Central Zones, dove season opens. Those Administrative Assistant that traditionally hunt in the South Zone have to either head north, or be satisfied with Adala Ruhge a few weekends in the Special White-winged Dove Area. Just like in life, not all things Contributing Outdoors Editors are equal, not all of us are guaranteed the same things, at the same time. Some have to Todd Driscoll wait just a little longer. Harold Gunn When it comes to equal opportunity the regulations state the early teal season opens Brian Hughes Ford F-150 with EcoBoost.® A killer combination of towing and fuel economy.* statewide on September 13. However, Mother Nature somehow has a hand in the haves, Mike Holmes John Jefferson Cuz great gas mileage alone ain’t gettin’ the job done. and have-nots. Some will have more birds than others. Cody Koehler Then fishing is considered. Hot days continue to linger, but at times there is a hint Kerry O’Day of changes on the way. Early and late become longer periods of action on area lakes Billy Olson and coastal bays. Nate Skinner Black bass may frustrate some anglers as they tend to suspend with their first move Robert Sloan Mark Sosin of the month. Usually that first move is vertical as they leave summer depths. However, Matt Williams there are other species that will increase their activity and keep lines tight. Danno Wise Coastal anglers look forward to tangling with schools of migrating redfish. Even the Whitetail Deer Editor B:11.5” T:10.5” “glamour fish,” speckled trout tend to take a back seat to the pursuit of copper colored Bob Zaiglin S:9.5” – spot tails. Offshore mild conditions and warm waters provide the perfect setting to troll or drift Art/Production Editor over Gulf structure. Offshore fans know this is the time pelagics are at their closest to Sunni Gonzales shore. Advertising Sales As the days of the ninth month slip by there is a renewed sense of optimism. Much 713/957-3997, 713/957-3996 (fax) like the middle age of our lives we have learned and armed with that knowledge we are Subscription Information more prepared. 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