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Surface water temperature went back down to 58 degrees from 69 last week. The water clarity is average for East Galveston Bay. The past few days in honor of Valentine’s Day, we have thrown the Salt Strong F.R.E.D. The Jerk (in Pink) and it has allowed us to Crush the Trout. Please watch the Major/Minor […]
You’ll get it, stay tuned. I know, it’s been a slow winter. Other than playing in the Super Bowl last weekend, my days are kinda quiet. Speaking of the Super Bowl, thank you to Becky from Louisiana who commented on my story last week. It warms my heart to hear you read my mundane stories […]
Imagine, if you will, a monstrous, futuristic vehicle, stretching an absurd 55 feet long, towering 16 feet high, and weighing 75,000 pounds. Now imagine that vehicle boldly heading to the most inhospitable place on Earth, designed to roll across ice and snow like a mechanical mammoth. Sounds impressive, right? Well, meet the Antarctic Snow Cruiser—a […]
By Linda Elissalde February is the shortest month in the year, but it contains many special days. One of those special days happens to be February 6. That is Elinor Tinsley’s birthday. Amy Lail, manager extraordinaire of birthday parties, planned a celebratory gathering for Elinor at LaPlayita Restaurant. Elinor is involved in many charitable events. […]
Alcohol has been a loyal companion to humanity for thousands of years—long before modern bars, tailgate parties, and questionable karaoke decisions. But where did it all start? Which ancient civilization first had the bright idea to turn fruit, grain, or honey into a party elixir? And, perhaps more importantly, which of these ancient drinks is […]
A Gulf of Mexico beach wedding is the perfect blend of romance and natural beauty, offering breathtaking sunsets and tranquil waves as your backdrop. With its soft sands and warm breezes, this destination creates a dreamy setting for an unforgettable celebration. But, planning the ultimate beach wedding requires attention to unique details, from picking the […]
This week in history, spanning February 11 to February 17, has been marked by significant events that have shaped nations and influenced global affairs. These events, ranging from political milestones to cultural phenomena, highlight the diverse tapestry of occurrences that have taken place. Let’s explore some of the most notable occurrences during this period. February […]
There’s something magical about seeing the world from above. Aerial photography captures the Earth’s beauty in a way that few other mediums can, offering a perspective typically reserved for pilots and birds. From sprawling cityscapes to untouched natural wonders, these stunning images reveal patterns, colors, and textures that are invisible from the ground. Imagine soaring […]
I was in line for the Port Bolivar to Galveston ferry early one morning to go to work on base. The deck hands unloaded the incoming ferry, and I put my truck in gear in anticipation of moving forward to load the ferry. But we were not directed to load. After a few long minutes […]
Surface water temperature up to 69 degrees. The water clarity is good for East Galveston Bay. We finally got a break from the Sea Fog and got to see the Sun, which has made for a great morning to be out on the water. Today the Trout bite was on fire using Salt & Pepper […]