Tarpons Upset Coyotes For Third-Place District Win
Tarpons beat La Joya Coyotes 48 to 45 to move to an undisputed third in district. Uvaldo Holland scored 16, Carl Martin 10, with Bart Shaw Lupe Gonzales and Danny Martin contributing. Coyotes’ Eddie Hernandez totaled 3 as La Joya’s offense stalled after a 20-7 Tarpons start. Cavazos praised the team effort and noted hopes to rise to second place. The Tarpons next play Santa Rosa and Lyford in upcoming road tests.
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Marine Seminar On FWPCA Amendments Set For Houston
Federal agency representatives will review amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act at a one day Houston seminar sponsored by the Center for Marine Resources at Texas A&M University. Bruce Cox notes the seminar covers hazardous substances, clean up responsibilities, vessel liability and certification impacts. Registration details include Hollin at 12605 E Freeway Suite 302 Houston TX 77015 phone (713) 453-8557.
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Fun with rod and gun outdoors for spring fishing
By Joe Ray a guide to seasonable saltwater fishing along the Brownsville ship channel Arroyo Colorado and nearby bays. It notes wind affects fishing, preferred baits like crabs for redfish and drum, slow lure action in cold water, and the “boom” period a day or two after northerly winds when fish feed vigorously. It lists lodges contact points Roy Fiveash and Frances McDonald, Me’s camp at Barra del Tordo pass, and Me’s belief that snook move uprivers in winter while deep holes hold fish.
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Upright Flotation Adopted By Small Boats Under 20 Feet
Boats up to 20 feet shift to upright flotation with open floorboard vents to let water act as ballast. Flotation foam higher up helps keep the vessel level after swamping, while underfloor spaces require periodic cleaning. Use bilge cleaners carefully to avoid trailer overload. flush underdeck compartments with a hose if silt builds up. MSADOO WON WE ME THAT HONOR. WHICH ONE ? A. Dive COWENS B.RICK BARRY C. WALT FRASIER CARO AIMSUB
Tarpons Hand Hidalgo 15 Point Loss at Home
Port Isabel defeated Hidalgo 15 points as Danny Martin led with 15 points and Uvaldo Holland added 12. The Tarpons improved to 11-10 overall and 7-4 in district, tying for third behind Sharyland and La Joya. Coach Chris Cavazos praised team depth and Danny Martin's breakout night.
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Hunts for feral hogs on East Texas area approved
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission allows weekend hog hunts on Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area near Palestine from Feb 10 through March. First come first served, daylong from sunrise to sunset, center-fire rifles and slug or buckshot loaded shotguns only, no bag limit, orange daywear required, and safety noted in wooded terrain.
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