Feb 12, 2010 | Corpus Christi Caller-Times
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Six sharks were found Feb. 5 near the Port Mansfield jetties on the Padre Island National Seashore.
Trout tournament helps research project
They did it for glory, and they did it for science. The pair will split $10,000 prize for bringing in six live fish during the two-day contest sponsored by Speedy Stop and Waterloo Rods.
Preliminary Report: Plane Crash Possibly Due to Poor Visibility
Poor visibility may be to blame for a fatal plane crash near Port Mansfield. That's according to preliminary reports from the National Transportation Safety Board.
Sunray Man Dies In Plane Crash
The Texas Department of Public Safety says they've recovered the body of a 48 year old Sunray man from a plane crash near Padre Island.
Around 4 p.m. Sunday, Amarillo resident Sharla Kinikin got the news she'd been fearing.
The body of a pilot missing in Port Mansfield has been recovered. The body of 39-year-old Harvey Kinikin, Jr.
3 killed in collision near Brenham; Body found near Port Mansfield may be that of missing pilot
Suspect helicopter is grounded Federal agents have grounded a helicopter they suspect was earmarked for shipment to Iran.
Second Body Recovered After Plane Crashes Off Texas Coast
Crews recovered the body of a man Sunday they believe to have been the pilot of a plane that crashed into the Laguna Madre.
One body pulled from plane near Texas coast
One body has been found among the wreckage of a small aircraft that went missing Thursday night near Port Mansfield, Texas.
Plane crashes into Laguna Madre; body recovered
One body has been recovered from a plane crash in the Laguna Madre that occurred overnight near Port Mansfield, authorities said.
Professor Eric Wiley has started a new breed of hot plays that enlarge The University of Texas-Pan American's drama focus.
Red tide is still present in the gulf. Thata s according to Texas Parks and Wildlife officials who conducted a second aerial view of the coast.
Red tide lingering off Texas coast
State parks officials on Wednesday were continuing to monitor "red tide" blooms along the state's southern coast, a month after the algae that causes it began killing fish and causing breathing problems.
My gaze was focused on a seagrass meadow that stretched nearly to the horizon. And I maintained this watch from the tower of John Todd's Redfish Line Majek.
We caught several trout and redfish on topwaters while wading, but I did better after switching to soft plastics in Peyton's Bay near the Arroyo Colorado.
Rain kept many anglers off of the water Thursday, but the precipitation was welcome.
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