Sports
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A quality timer is a must on any game feeder. With the invention of “The Timer” pictured here, the guesswork of ‘when’ a feeder throws corn was solved. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Jack French of Denton, Texas, is in Detroit, Mich. to participate in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games.
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Luke and a couple of his buddies pose with one of the new see-through hunting blinds, a relative new hunting product Luke has had great success employing. photo by Luke Clayton
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Grady Emerson, a shortstop from Argyle, Texas, has been selected by the Tampa Bay Rays with the second overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft.
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Guide J.C. McCullough and Luke with a big blue catfish from the Red River below Lake Texoma. photo by Jeff Rice
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Guide Austin Kennedy (479-244-0039) says the Beaver tailwater has been changing almost daily as the Army Corps of Engineers continues releasing water through both the spillway and hydropower units.
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Cotter Trout Dock (870-435-6525) “Change is hard for some folks, so we hang on to the best of our world: Trout fishing on the White River here in the beautiful Arkansas Ozarks."
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Walleye tend to be a solid golden color, while sauger are more brassy with prominent dark blotches along their sides.
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Cotter Trout Dock (870-435-6525) said, “A day on the river offers the opportunity to spend some quiet, one-on-one time with your kids. Enjoy the early-morning river mist with temperatures in the 60s."
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Former North Carolina State University teammates Julia Brown and Maggie Speaks will reunite to play professionally with the Dallas Pulse, the reigning Major League Volleyball Champions in the 2027 season.
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Cathy Wicker recently landed this 25-inch brown trout while fishing in the area of Bull Shoals White River State Park. She was guided to this monster by Eric Beecher of Cotter Trout Dock.
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Luke gave his old smoker a try over the weekend but decided his electric smoker was much easier to work with and besides, it makes better barbecue! (photo by Luke Clayton)
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“Paddling is one of the best ways to experience Texas waters, but it’s not something to take lightly,” said Col. Ron A. VanderRoest, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Law Enforcement Director. “The laws and required safety equipment are in place to protect you and everyone else on the water.”
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For a fish eater, nothing tastes better than fresh fillets -- fresh out of the water and fried over a cookfire. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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B.A.S.S. is now accepting nominations for the most exceptional high school bass anglers in the country for the annual Bassmaster High School All-American Fishing Team.
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By July, and all of the shad spawn have hatched out and are milling around all surface all over the lake thus triggering the beginning of our topwater and slab season and some of the most exciting fishing of the year.
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Oklahoma State University’s Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute and OSU Center for Health Sciences’ Project ECHO are providing research-informed training and resources for coaches.
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(L-R) Jeff Rice and Tawakoni catfish guide Tony Pennebaker show off one of many good-eating blue catfish landed last week. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Now is a great time to defrost some of last year’s venison and put the meat to use. Venison fajitas is one of Luke’s favorites. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Guide Austin Kennedy (479-244-0039) says the Army Corps of Engineers generators are back online, “and that’s great news for the Beaver Tailwaters.”


