Friday, July 27, 2012
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Have you ever been playing a round of golf and noticed a great-looking lake that holds the potential for big bass bordering the course?
This issue of Lone Star Outdoor News, on newsstands today, opens up the great world of golf course fishing and how to gain access to these often off limit hotspots.
Also in this issue, LSON writes about trolling for kingfish and ling around ships anchored off the Texas coast, great bass fishing once the sun goes down and how hunters can help dove biologists in Texas by returning bands on hunter-killed birds.
LSON also touches on applying for Special Permit Hunts, stocking panfish on steroids and what the finding of Chronic Wasting Disease in far West Texas means for mule deer hunters in that area.
To download current and past issues of Lone Star Outdoor News, go to: http://www.lsonews.com/view-issues.
For information, call Managing Editor Conor Harrison, (214) 361-2276.
This issue of Lone Star Outdoor News, on newsstands today, opens up the great world of golf course fishing and how to gain access to these often off limit hotspots.
Also in this issue, LSON writes about trolling for kingfish and ling around ships anchored off the Texas coast, great bass fishing once the sun goes down and how hunters can help dove biologists in Texas by returning bands on hunter-killed birds.
LSON also touches on applying for Special Permit Hunts, stocking panfish on steroids and what the finding of Chronic Wasting Disease in far West Texas means for mule deer hunters in that area.
To download current and past issues of Lone Star Outdoor News, go to: http://www.lsonews.com/view-issues.
For information, call Managing Editor Conor Harrison, (214) 361-2276.
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