SEPTEMBER MAGAZINE HIGHLIGHTS: Hunting forecasts ... 
saltwater fly-fishing ... and the art of doing nothing ... in 
the September issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife 
magazine ... details on Passport to Texas.
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Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife

You'll find hunting forecasts, angling opportunities, and 
destinations where you can relax and do next to nothing, 
in the September issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife 
magazine. Associate Publisher Charles Lohrmann. 
 
"Well, the September issue is always our hunting forecast. 

"John Jefferson who is an experienced outdoors writer has gathered 
all the background from biologists all over the state, and has put 
together a survey of what to expect out of the hunting season in each 
region of the state; everything from deer and dove to quail and pheasant
 and feral hogs as well. 
 
"We also have an interesting story on saltwater fly-fishing, 
because many people think of fly-fishing as only fishing for trout in 
mountain streams, but actually it's very challenging on the coast, and 
very exciting for a lot of the fishermen to make that transition to light 
tackle. 

"And we have an article about the best places to do almost 
nothing in Texas. We found that a lot of people go to state parks and 
they really just want to relax. And so whether you're going to watch 
the sunset and enjoy the mountain air at Fort Davis or watch the surf 
come in at Mustang Island, we've go t a suggestion for you to just lay 
back somewhere in the state."

The September issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife 
magazine is on newsstands now.

That's out show ... For Texas Parks and Wildlife ... I'm 
Cecilia Nasti.