With the Signal International ship yard in the background, Perry McCall of Orange fishes in the Sabine River from a pier at the City of Orange Boat Ramp Park Thursday, May 29, 2008.
6/1/2008
Album ID: 529543
Photos by Pete Churton
Red snapper Season
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A very short recreational red snapper season opens Sunday along the Gulf Coast. The limit in federal waters, past nine nautical miles, is two-per-day with a 16-inch minimum length limit. For the time being, it looks like the Gulf will be calm enough for offshore fishing.
5/29/2008
Album ID: 527313
Photos by Copy Desk
Restocking Sabine Flounder
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Beaumont angler Chris Bean releases a flounder into a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department live well. Eighteen flounder were caught by Sabine Lake anglers last Thursday.
5/29/2008
Album ID: 527310
Photos by Copy Desk
Forester Pete McAninch
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Pete McAninch, Area Manager for Campbell Timberland Management in Silsbee, talks about the 19 year-old Loblolly pine plantation that he was in on Thursday May 15th. While there, he took an increment bore sample from one of the trees. The sample showed him growth characteristics of the 60 foot tall pine.
5/26/2008
Album ID: 525109
Photos by Dave Ryan
Amelia Students Visit Big Thicket
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Amelia Elementary’s Cheryl Charlton counts students of her second grade class while hiking through the Big Thicket on Thursday, May 22, 2008.
5/25/2008
Album ID: 525081
Photos by Guiseppe Barranco
Cartright-Corley Detention Basin Project
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Bulldozer operator Michael Johnson, left, pushes another scraping of dirt towards the excavator that was loading the dump-trucks. The new detention pond digging, that he was working on, is part of the Ditch100-D, Cartright-Corley Detention Basin Project taking place just off 11th street near Washington Blvd. in Beaumont.
5/23/2008
Album ID: 523726
Photos by Dave Ryan
Capt. Philip Samuels Donates Flounder
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Capt. Philip Samuels of Port Arthur caught this flounder Thursday morning on Sabine Lake. It was one of 18 flounder and one trout that were donated to the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department’s Stock Enhancement Program at the Sea Center Texas hatchery in Lake Jackson.
5/23/2008
Album ID: 523760
Photos by Copy Desk
Crabbing Time
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Crabbing along the coast is good, and it’s going to get better for the next month or so. The best way to catch them is with a line tied to a chicken neck or wing. Some of the best areas are located around Sabine Lake and along the Bolivar Peninsula.
5/22/2008
Album ID: 522893
Photos by Copy Desk
Bass Fishing For the Holiday
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Rocky Chase looks on as his wife Margi plays a 5-pound bass hooked in about 3 feet of water. The holiday fishing options through the weekend look great.
We’re on the back side of a full moon so night fishing is a pretty good option, and a great way to beat the heat.
5/22/2008
Album ID: 522908
Photos by Copy Desk
Big Thicket Neighbors
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Jesse Collins looks to see if his four acre Spurger property is located in the area slated for a Big Thicket expansion bill currently in legislation.
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