Steve Knight

1 week ago | tylerpaper.com | Steve Knight

There are hunting accidents, and then there are hunting accidents. For some reason last year was a year for some odd, but very preventable accidents in Texas. Texas has had a good run of low hunting accident rates in recent years. This year, however, there was an uptick. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recorded 17 accidents and one fatality last year, an increase from a record low 10 and one in 2023.

1 week ago | panolawatchman.com | Steve Knight

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has closed the door on another Legacy class Toyota ShareLunker program season, and compared to some years in the past it was a subdued year. Still, fishermen donated 14 bass 13-pounds and larger from nine lakes, including a first-ever entry from Lake Tawakoni and a return to the program for Lake Tyler. Fishing in about 11 feet of water, Jason Jones of Whitehouse caught a 13.20-pound bass on a jerk bait on March 22.

1 week ago | kilgorenewsherald.com | Steve Knight

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has closed the door on another Legacy class Toyota ShareLunker program season, and compared to some years in the past it was a subdued year. Still, fishermen donated 14 bass 13-pounds and larger from nine lakes, including a first-ever entry from Lake Tawakoni and a return to the program for Lake Tyler. Fishing in about 11 feet of water, Jason Jones of Whitehouse caught a 13.20-pound bass on a jerk bait on March 22.

2 weeks ago | tylerpaper.com | Steve Knight

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has closed the door on another Legacy class Toyota ShareLunker program season, and compared to some years in the past it was a subdued year. Still, fishermen donated 14 bass 13-pounds and larger from nine lakes, including a first-ever entry from Lake Tawakoni and a return to the program for Lake Tyler. Fishing in about 11 feet of water, Jason Jones of Whitehouse caught a 13.20-pound bass on a jerk bait on March 22.

3 weeks ago | panolawatchman.com | Steve Knight

There may be no better barometer of the condition of a lake than a visit from the pros, and if that is the case Lake Fork may still hold claim to the best big bass fishery in not just Texas, but maybe the country. Through the years pro tournaments on Fork have often been plagued by tornadoes, cold and tumultuous rain, making it hard even for competitors who week in and week out show their mettle by overcoming obstacles.