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What makes this fish so dangerous? Experts advise fishermen on what to do if they catch one.

Local fisherman Austin Anderson makes history at Lady Bird Lake with a smallmouth buffalo, setting a new state record in Texas waters.

One fish in Texas might be seen on more people's plates, if the choose to heed a call from the Lone Star State itself.

A popular belief in Japanese culture is that the presence of an oarfish in shallow waters means a natural disaster is imminent.

All residents of the Lone Star State have pride about this area. But what about the sea life loving the state?

Not only is it weird to see fish on land in general, but it is the way they are literally using their fins to walk, not just flop around, and strategically make it to water on the other side of the road. Plus, they are doing so in a very orderly line.

Haskell, Texas resident Eric Lewis made history by catching a record-breaking largemouth bass at Fort Phantom Hill Lake.

If you've got fishing on your mind but don't have your fishing license, here's where you go. Fishing licenses are not required at Stae Park Lakes.

Texas Free Fishing Day is always the first Saturday in June. This is a day where one can fish any public lake, creek, river or pier without having a fishing license.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is stocking the public fishing places around Abilene and West Texas with rainbow trout for winter fishing. Here's where you can go.

A Bajau tribal fishermen can freedive down to more than 65 feet of water to hunt fish with a spear, holding their breath for nearly five minutes. I scuba and after going down to 40 feet for 15 minutes I have difficulties re-acclimating, let alone 65 feet. Is it possible the we were once marine mammals?

We've all seen robots of some kind or another,  but have you ever seen a "fish" robot? Me neither and when I saw this video I thought how awesome this will be to have a robot fish to take with me next time I go scuba diving. Then I got to thinking of all the endless possibilities of having a robotic companion under water.