Where are you going for big trout topic continues from yesterday along with lots of discussion about lures and their coloring, baiting fish with corn, reservoir fishing advice and more on today's show.

Question of the day is "one cast, one lure, biggest trout. Where do you cast?" with other topics like a win for environmentalists, speculation on the Astros' sign stealing, rainbow and speckled trout stocking, slow play in golf, PGA updates and more.

Tasty elk meat, outdated names for big groups of animals, fishing in small ponds, geese and duck hunting, PGA Tour update and more on today's show.

Rainbow trout, prairie duck hunting, revisiting Rollover Pass, dogs as hunting partners, fishing with drones and more on today’s show.

Doug revisits a friendly golf tournament he and his son participated in before announcing the return of a game he used to play on the show back in the day. He also gets into discussion about bananas, the IRS, surfing, danger of coyotes and the differences between fishing in Texas and California. (00:00)

Rachel Buhler of Visit Park City joins Doug in the second hour to discuss skiing, snowboarding and more. He winds things down discussing the Mayakoba Golf Classic down in Mexico, beginner’s golf and more. (44:00)

Doug introduces his topic for the day of “between big bass, big dear, and big trout, which do you prefer catching or hunting?” He continues with that for much of the first hour as well as giving hook tips to a couple of callers. (00:00)

In hour two Doug keeps his topic of the day rolling along but also hones in on guided fishing and more misc. fishing advice. (48:00)

Fishing seems the hot topic for today’s show as Doug keeps providing advice in the third hour on fishing in neighborhood retention ponds after he gives a quick PGA Tour recap. He winds the show down with a caller’s painful barbed hook story. (01:36:00)

Doug runs with the topic of “wild animal bites” for the whole show, with callers chiming in about bites from spiders, snakes, hogs, scorpions, squirrels and more. In addition to the bites, Doug provides advice to a caller who has an issue with a neighbor’s dog running onto his property. A couple skunk related stories get mixed in with all the “bite” stories, too. (00:00)

In the second hour Doug continues taking calls about the wild animal bites but also shifts gears to talk about fishing and his respect of “secret spots” across Houston, including his sharing of spots with Rockets legend Calvin Murphy. He then gets into the idea of sharing or asking for help with fishing technique if you’re getting out-fished by someone you’re with, followed by talking about fishing arch-rivals. (45:00)

Doug continues yesterday’s conversation about what makes a Texan outdoors person different. He goes into videogame culture, shares stories from his time at the Houston Media Classic, and takes a handful of callers. (00:00)

Doug goes into hour two with some stories about surfing, snowboarding, and hang gliding before talking about a story where a hunter was harassed by a kid. He gets into a good conversation about crappie fishing on Lake Houston thanks to a caller’s question and then winds things down discussing PGA and Tiger Woods’ lead to this point and his current state as a golfer. (46:00)

Doug gets things started talking about youth deer hunting followed by a healthy discussion with plenty of callers about what makes a “good” Texas outdoors person. Doug wraps the first hour appreciating the friendliness of Texans. (00:00)

With hour two rolling along, Doug covers gun safety and being a responsible gun owner before talking about people who don’t understand how hunting helps animals and the environment. Doug covers hunter harassment and some questions regarding burying animals on your own property to wind things down. (44:00)

Doug jumps into the third hour with a few callers concerned with the lack of involvement from the next generation in outdoors activities. Doug branches into some golf talk explaining the Houston Media Classic and how his experience was. To round things out he covers the weather forecast, sleep schedules, and technology destroying our ability to interact with each other. (01:28:00)