Texas Parks & Wildlife Field Notes

The Early Days "WANTED Young, Skinny, Wiry Fellows, Willing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred." That wasn't exactly how Ed...

Rising water temperature on the south Texas coast has led to an increase in the amount of tropical fish species...

If you have fished the coastal waters of South Texas, I'm sure you have heard that the Laguna Madre is...

Back in the summer of 2010 the lower Laguna Madre was inundated with freshwater from a combination of three tropical...

Invasive species are a growing global concern in the Gulf of Mexico and the lionfish is rapidly on its way...

Take a moment and imagine that you are on a fishing trip with your family. As you are scouting the...

You love fishing on the Texas coast, scuba diving in the Gulf, beachcombing along the shore or simply spending time...

"I got to Texas as soon as I could." I never actually heard Mike Ray say this, but I think...

In 2011, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Coastal Fisheries Division estimated that more than 51,000 spotted seatrout and...

Water Spinach (Ipomoea aquatic) is a popular green vegetable enjoyed by the Texas Asian American community. The plant is native...

TP&W Field Notes