RED, WHITE & BLUE SLAM




Memorial Day is when we remember the Men and women who gave their lives to protect our freedoms, so that their sacrifice is never forgotten. If you’re planning to fish over Memorial Day weekend, we challenge you to honor these heroes by completing a red, white and blue slam.

To carry out this slam, you have to catch fish that have the words red, white or blue in their name - at least one fish for each color. Post a photo of your red, white and blue slam our Facebook, on Twitter or Instagram pages with the hashtag#fishredwhiteblue.

Suggested freshwater species: redear sunfish, redbreast sunfish, red drum; white bass, white crappie; bluegill, blue catfish; suggested saltwater species: red snapper, red drum, red grouper, white marlin, white mullet, whiting, blue marlin, blue runner, and bluefish.

Don’t forget to check your freshwater and saltwater fish bag and length limits and to carry your fishing license. Active Texas military and disabled veterans always fish for free with their designated licenses. And everyone fishes for free in Texas state parks.

Many fallen service members loved the sport of angling. While you’re fishing this Memorial Day weekend, take a moment to remember the sacrifice they made to provide freedom for us all.

 




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Chance Thunderstorms

Hi: 87

Sunday Night

Mostly Cloudy

Lo: 73

Monday

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Partly Cloudy

Lo: 73

Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Hi: 93

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jul. 2)

GOOD. Water stained; 85 degrees; 0.37 feet below pool. Crappie are fair on minnows in 15-20 feet of water on brush piles. Catfish are good in 20-25 feet of water with punch bait. Report by Jess Rotherham, Texas Crappie Fishing Service. Bass are good on docks and bulkheads in 3-10 feet of water skipping a light jig or Texas-rigged fluke or worm. Some fish can be caught on rock and brush piles in 10 feet of water using soft plastics. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs. Water clarity is 3-4 feet, and stained in some areas. Bass are good around submerged grass on chatterbaits and a Texas rig worm, or around brush piles and rock piles dragging a worm. Report by Evan Coleman, Big Bassin Fishing Tour. Anticipate increased boater traffic this weekend as we celebrate our Nation’s Independence Day.

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