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We’ve been covering Texas fishing, in both salt and fresh water, for 20 years, including CCA’s conservation efforts and the CCA STAR tournament. Our newsroom dog, Dakota, came from the CCA Dallas banquet almost 9 years ago. As regulars to the coast, we’ve yet to catch a tagged redfish, but not for a lack of trying. We also cover hunting all across the state, and know that most of you also pursue dove, ducks, turkey and/or white-tailed deer.
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Lone Star Outdoor News is Texas’ most read and largest hunting and fishing newspaper for over 20 years. It covers all things bass and buck, redfish and fowl, in the best place to be outdoors in the United States.
Through the twice-a-month print edition and constant online coverage, readers find the latest news and insight into what it means to hunt and fish in Texas. The staff strives for high standards of journalism and seeks to serve readers through keeping tabs on what’s happening around the state.
The paper’s diverse readership allows its coverage to vary, giving readers a mix of content. Readers pursue a wide array of fish and animals, which gives the paper a wide beat to cover.
The LSON staff comes from a varied background, too, just like their readers. The full-time staffers fish and hunt, and grew up fishing and hunting in Texas and throughout the country. And they still do, often using weekends and downtime during the paper’s print cycle to spend time outdoors.
Regular contributors spend more time fishing and hunting than they do putting pen to paper. They are outdoorsmen with strong journalism skills, a great fit for Lone Star Outdoor News’ style.