The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s inland fisheries division compiled a dozen of the state’s prime crappie destinations, creating a bucket list for anglers. In Texas, largemouth bass are king.

Most panfish junkies will agree that crappie are only where you find them. A school fish by nature, the tasty panfish might be here one day and over there the next. Find one crappie and others are ...

The East Texas winter crappie bite can be addictive. Our part of the state is home to multiple world class crappie destinations. Lake Fork, Toledo Bend and Lake O’ the Pines are just three East Texas ...

Torches and pitchforks would undoubtedly come for you if you ate a 6-pound bass and had the audacity to post about it on social media. The mob’s anger wouldn’t be completely unjustified as large bass ...

Here is the latest Fishing Report as provided by Texas Parks and Wildlife for Nov. 1.

Fall hunting seasons are about to jump into full swing. Just don’t make the mistake of stashing that crappie fishing gear in a spot where you can’t get to it in pretty short order. You could miss out ...

This Saturday marks Texas Parks and Wildlife’s annual Free Fishing Day. Every year on the first Saturday in June, fishing enthusiasts across the state, avid and novice alike, can pack a cooler and ...

Here is latest Fishing Report as provided by Texas Parks and Wildlife for May 3. Big Bend Region Amistad GOOD. Water normal stain; 72 degrees; 68.13 feet below pool. Crappie are good in 4-6 feet of ...