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The Devils River never ceases to amaze me, and this trip with my dad was no exception. We took our overland trailer, Jackson Kayak Liska, and Pau Hana Big EZ Angler to go catch some fish!
Read MoreFor those of you who don’t read my website often, I like to visit the Devils River at least once per year. It is a pristine, spring-fed river located in southwest Texas between Sonora and Del Rio. With clear, spring-fed water, Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, and amazing scenery, the Devils River has quite a bit to offer. For this trip, me and my dad had quite an offering of fish too.
Read MoreI had a lot of great moments in 2018 - here are a few!
Read MoreThere are a lot of rivers to fish in Texas, in my opinion, these are my top 4 rivers to kayak fish in the Lone Star State.
Read MoreEvery time I have gone to the Devils River in Southwest Texas I am amazed. The scenery is really something that I enjoy, as the rugged hills and cliffs with hardly any trees at all make an extreme contrast to the Devils River. This is why I love fishing the Devils River so much, it is just a extremely unique and enjoyable place to visit.
Read MoreA long awaited video...finally released. Many of you have seen my photos and articles over the Devils River, and I am sure you are ready to see some video footage of the Devils River. Wait no longer, as it is here. Simply said, I hope you enjoy.
Read MoreNo doubt, I had one of my most successful years fishing and just kayaking in 2014. Let's not waste any more time and get right to it - here is my top five moments of 2014.
Read MoreFor quite some time now I have been trying to catch a fish called the Rio Grande Cichlid. This fish is quite small, as the state record weight is 2.02 lbs. However, they are quite a feisty and aggressive fish, which makes them a blast to catch...at least that is what I hear. They are very interesting looking fish, as they resemble a Guinea Hen, from which their name is originated. Although the Rio Grande Cichlid is small, it has quite a relative in the Peacock Bass of South America. That's right, this small fish is related to one of the greatest freshwater fish of all time. Fortunately, you do not have to go to Brazil to catch them though.
Read MoreIn general, most people will not recognize Texas as a state with crystal clear pristine water and cool running trout streams. While for the most part this is correct, these people also couldn't be more wrong. This is my trip of the Devils River, and boy was it a good one!
Read MoreIn this article on the Devils River, we will focus on what you should bring with you both out on the water and while at camp. Although, this will mainly focus on using the point of access of the Devils River State Natural Area along with camping here, all of this information applies to wherever you may be accessing the river.
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