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Rediscover the Bolivar Wells Recognized As the (See Page 47, #1) #1 Outdoor Magazine in Texas Rediscover the Bolivar Wells Recognized as the (see page 47, #1) #1 Outdoor Magazine in Texas TEXAS“Texas’ Most Comprehensive OUTDOORS Outdoors Publication” Journal June 2013 / $3.99 Freshwater Lures Gone Salty | Spoiled Fishing Whitetail & Game Management Study, Part II ShareLunker’s Test Tube Baby | DPMS Bull Barrel AR Rifle texasoutdoorsjournal.com COASTAL & LAKE FORECASTS | TIDE & SOLUNAR TABLES TEXAS“Texas’ Most Comprehensive OUTDOORSOutdoors Publication” June 2013 Journal For Hunters . For Anglers . 32 Evaluation, Decisions, & Implementation CONSERVATION. EDUCATION. HUNTERS’ ADVOCACY. A multi-part discussion of whitetail deer and game management on a hypothetical 2,000 acre South Texas ranch. Part II —Bob Zaiglin JOIN TODAY Freshwater Saltwater 44 Test Tube Baby 8 Freshwater Lures Gone Salty Little Lake Naconiche giant is the A number of lures designed to catch first ShareLunker offspring bass and other freshwater fish are documented at whopper size now catching coastal species. —Matt Williams — Robert Sloan 48 Just Fishing 38 Just Hunting —Bill L. Olson 12 Saltwater Journal —Mark Sosin —Matt Williams DPMS Panther – NOT an Eternal Vigilance Trailers need some love, too — Assault Rifle 14 Spoiled Fishing or else 40 Just Shooting —Kerry O’Day The arrival of spoils islands and 49 Tackle Tips & Techniques I Shoot Too Fast! humps decades ago irreversibly —Danno Wise changed the fishing patterns in 42 Guns ‘N Stuff —Harold Gunn Rigging Flukes & Jerkbaits Texas’ bays. — Danno Wise The Shooter’s Library 50 Lake Roundups 18 Rediscover the Bolivar Wells — Pros Forecasts Locate uncharted fish attracting 50 East – Matt Williams shell pads by combining modern 53 North – Brian Hughes day tools and technology. 55 South - Danno Wise — Nate Skinner 57 Central – John Jefferson 22 CoastWatch – Danno Wise 58 West – TOJ Staff 22 Lower Forecast 59 High Plains – TOJ Staff 24 Middle Forecast 26 Upper Forecast 30 Louisiana Forecast For Everyone . On the Cover . 31 Tackle Tips & Techniques 4 Editor’s Insight – Bill L. Olson —Danno Wise Walking The Dog 6 TOJ Notebook “Bolivar Lighthouse” 67 Subscription Information by Christi Mathews 60 Guides, Gear & Getaways For more information contact Mathews Gallery at 64 Outdoors Calendar (361) 758-1838 66 Fishing & Hunting Times Visit us at www.biggame.org ©2012 Dallas Safari Club JUNE 2013 TEXAS OUTDOORS Journal 3 B:9.5” T:7.875” S:7” Editor’s Insight Bill L. Olson TEXAS Old School – New School – Same School OUTDOORS JOURNAL Each year at this time I suggest that while school is out the learning really begins. That is if parents, grandparents, and mentors will simply invest the time with kids outdoors. “Texas’ Most Comprehensive In this age of new technology it is easy for kids of all ages to be distracted to the Outdoors Publication” latest and greatest. However those with a little more gray in the hair left upon their head can remember a time when outdoor activities occurred without the benefit of Publisher/Editor advanced electronics. Bill L. Olson Now don’t get me wrong, new technology has always made things easier when it comes to fishing. The paper chart recorders worked well decades ago though not as Administrative Assistant good as the new side imaging units of today. Adala Ruhge In some respects each of the electronic advancements were just like the cash register Contributing Outdoors Editors that tells the now-day clerk how much change to return to the customer. However, if Harold Gunn the power goes out, or God forbid, the odd pennies are offered do they know how to Brian Hughes make change? John Jefferson The same is applicable during the summer months while fishing. At the risk of Kerry O’Day Billy Olson showing my age, here are some old school tips that still work that some may remember, Nate Skinner while the younger crowd would do well to learn — just in case. Robert Sloan How many times have you been at a favorite fishing hole and used triangulation Mark Sosin to locate, remember, and then return to that same spot. Today’s GPS certainly makes Matt Williams things easy, but triangulation will get you back to the spot while the electronics confirm Danno Wise your mental effort. Whitetail Deer Editor Coastal anglers use modern depth recorders and sounders to determine depth and Bob Zaiglin bottom structure/contour. Back in the day a piece of inch and three eights wooden B:11.5” T:10.5” clothes pole would be used as a sounding pole in shallow water. A modern lightweight Art/Production Editor S:9.5” Jean Canestrini pushpole will do the same and allow one to f-e-e-l the bottom make up. Soft plastics are the staple on the coast and have been for decades. Today some tackle manufacturers are releasing something called a “hair jig” or bucktail. Does anyone Advertising Sales remember the tandem trout rigs? If not, ask you parent or certainly your grandparent. 713/957-3997, 713/957-3996(fax) Do bass anglers remember a Heddon Hellbender? They are still on the market but Subscription Information what was a hot bait in the 70s is hardly mentioned. I admit I missed a few classes while Call 1-800-222-4TOJ (4865); In Houston, at Baylor U to fish one for black bass on Lake Waco. 713/957-3997 to charge your subscription by Now this month’s column is not designed to simply be a memory walk, but rather phone. Subscription prices: one year $18.95, an opportunity for two different generations to share and both learn. The younger gen- two years $29.95, three years $39.95. Mail eration can probably make any electronics sing with ease, while graybeards can teach inquiries/changes of address to: them to navigate using a compass and chart, or lake map. TEXAS OUTDOORS Journal When it comes to maps, those that love to hunt can pass on how to read a topographic 1706 West Sam Houston Parkway North map, and orienteering with just a compass. If you plan on escaping Texas summer heat Houston, Texas 77043 to some high country getaway then invest in a topo of the area. Then find an alpine park TEXAS OUTDOORS Journal (ISSN 1082-5940) is a pub- and figure out exactly where on the map you are sitting amongst all of those circular lication of Texas Outdoors Journal, Inc. Editorial and contour rings. This will help the newcomer use their imagination to understand that advertising offices are located at 1706 West Sam Houston Parkway North, Houston TX 77043. Phone (713) 957-3997. lines closer together mean a more rapid and dramatic elevation rise or fall. It‘s fun to Fax (713) 957-3996. Best combination of towing and fuel economy.* E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] point out the different peaks, and find the open parks or saddles where elk, mule deer TOJ On-Line: www.texasoutdoorsjournal.com 11,300 lbs. 22 hwy mpg. That’s quite a haul. and other critters feed and move. TEXAS OUTDOORS Journal is published monthly. Photo- There’s nothing wrong with new school gadgets, but just remember, when batteries run graphs and manuscripts for publication consideration are welcomed, but the publisher assumes no responsibility out, or a signal is lost, there is always old school ways to get you where you want to go. for such material while in transit or in the office of the Until next month: Pursue All of Your Outdoor Activities in a Safe and Ethical Manner. publication. Copyright 2013 with all rights reserved. Reproduction or use of editorial or graphic content in any manner without permission is prohibited. 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