TIDE
Magazine
Texas Outdoor
Writers Association
2007 Best Outdoor Publication
November/December
2008
FEATURES:
8 A Swordfish Legacy in Real Time A
father-daughter swordfishing trip crystallizes the connection
between conservation work and recreational angling. By Dr. Russell
Nelson
16 Searching for Sturgeon Primitive and mysterious, Gulf
Coast sturgeon have been around since the dinosaurs and efforts are
currently underway to keep them from meeting the same fate. By
John E. Marshall
22 Brighter Days for Bluefish Bluefish are benefiting from
management plans that are as aggressive as they are, and anglers are
seeing the results. By Mike Marsh
28 Crunching the Numbers
Mastering northern
Gulf bottom fishing requires significant effort, but building your
own reference book is just a matter of crunching the numbers. By
David A. Brown
38 Floating a Solution After two days of frustration on
the Yakoun River, a Yank raised on drift fishing decides to
follow the lead of his Canadian brethren. By
Pat Hoglund
44 Long Island Peanuts - Starting in late October,
the peanut bunker runs along the ocean-facing beaches of Long Island
offer thrilling late-season fishing for bass and bluefish. By
Manny Moreno
50 Up A Creek and Loving It Up a creek is not a bad
place to be when winter settles in on the Big Bend of Florida. By
Chris Christian
54 One Is Enough If biologists were able to
construct a body of water conducive to giant speckled trout, the end
result would likely bear a very close resemblance to East Matagorda
Bay. By Larry Bozka
60 Late Season Snack As South Carolinas shrimp
head for deeper water, the trout that used to ignore any type of
bait are now fighting over a live shrimp left dangling under a cork.
By Phillip Gentry
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