OUTDOOR STORIES - BRENT FRAZIER: A love of the 
outdoors begins at a young age ... details on Passport to 
Texas Outdoor Stories

Passport to Texas Outdoor Stories from TP and Wildlife

Most people with a passion for nature and the outdoors 
were introduced as youngsters. Such is the case of 
Menard resident Brent Frazier, who shares his outdoor 
story of hunting and fishing with his dad.

My earliest outdoor memory is hunting with my dad when I was 
seven. But, fishing came in right there about the same time I 
started fishing on the San Saba there in Menard. Well, the water's 
great. There's tons of catfish. Lots of things to look at. It's one of 
a kind. Definitely one of a kind. It's not real big, but right now - 
especially it's moving lots of water - and there's always, as long 
as I can remember, always been lost of fish in there to catch. 
Bass, catfish, crappie, perch - whatever you want to try to catch. 
In Menard, it's pretty small. There's not really a whole lot to do. 
There are no factories and no big employers there in town. So you 
have to work on ranches - day work - to make a living. And then, 
on your weekends and days off, you've got the river. :45

We invite you to share your most memorable Texas 
outdoor moment with us ... visit passporttotexas.org for 
contact information. And remember: Life's Better Outside.

That's our show for today ... thank you for joining us ... Joel 
Block engineers our program at the Production Block 
Studios in Austin ... For Texas Parks and Wildlife ... I'm 
Cecilia Nasti


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