• Port Aransas Jetty Fishing - I Refused to Quit

    Port Aransas Jetty Fishing - I Refused to Quit

    Eduardo began the day at the South Jetty in Port Aransas, hoping calmer water on the protected side would lead to better fishing. Instead, he faced strong winds, slippery rocks,...

    Port Aransas Jetty Fishing - I Refused to Quit

    Eduardo began the day at the South Jetty in Port Aransas, hoping calmer water on the protected side would lead to better fishing. Instead, he faced strong winds, slippery rocks,...

  • Rockport & Port Aransas Fishing

    Rockport & Port Aransas Fishing

    Eduardo set out for another day of fishing along the Texas coast, beginning with a night session at Goose Island State Park before making his way to Port Aransas and...

    Rockport & Port Aransas Fishing

    Eduardo set out for another day of fishing along the Texas coast, beginning with a night session at Goose Island State Park before making his way to Port Aransas and...

  • Inside Texas Made Lures - How Custom Fishing Lures Are Made

    Inside Texas Made Lures - How Custom Fishing Lu...

    Eduardo got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Texas Made Lures workshop, where every soft plastic bait is designed, poured, and packaged by hand. Walking through the shop felt like...

    Inside Texas Made Lures - How Custom Fishing Lu...

    Eduardo got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Texas Made Lures workshop, where every soft plastic bait is designed, poured, and packaged by hand. Walking through the shop felt like...

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one year into fishing

Growing up, I wasn’t one of the lucky kids whose dad taught them how to fish. My dad was a great father, but he was always at work and never really had time for hobbies. As a kid, I thought fishing was just something old men did to get away from their wives for the day. I pictured guys in red flannels on a boat or pier, just drinking with their buddies. Fishing can be those things—but it’s also so much more. It’s an art, in a way....

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