Onion Creek Fly Co – Corporate Sponsor
We are excited to introduce our newest Corporate Sponsor – Onion Creek Fly Company. Wes McNew runs this small operation of hand tied flies. You can check out some of…
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We are excited to introduce our newest Corporate Sponsor – Onion Creek Fly Company. Wes McNew runs this small operation of hand tied flies. You can check out some of…
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FlatsWorthy is honored to announce a generous donation from the Barrow Foundation. Roxann Day is the chairman with trustees Frank Baker and Jasper Neath. It is an Aransas County foundation…
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We are proud to welcome two new members to the FlatsWorthy Advisory Board. Join us in welcoming John Eads and Keith Miears. Mr. Eads received a BS in Mechanical Engineering…
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November 3rd was a banner day for conservation as TPW Commission voted unanimously to approve the closure of the Mesquite Bay complex as well as the restoration reefs. We traveled…
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FlatsWorthy is honored to announced a generous donation from the Eads family to support the advancement of saving the oyster reefs. John Eads is an accomplished outdoorsman who is concerned…
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FlatsWorthy is proud to have Sponsors who are passionate about supporting our mission and values. Chuck Nash Auto Group upgraded to become a Silver Sponsor. We also have an Anonymous…
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FlatsWorthy is proud to present our newest video. This is the first in a series of boat tackling the issue of on the water etiquette. This video provides tips for…
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On May 10, 2002, at Calhoun County High School auditorium, FlatsWorthy President Chuck Naiser proudly presented Tarah Munsch with the FlatsWorthy/Kelly Herzog Scholarship. Also present to help present were FlatsWorthy…
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On April 25, 2022, at Rockport-Fulton High School, FlatsWorthy President Chuck Naiser had the honor of presenting Jaby Tarkington with the Jere Parrish Youth Stewardship Memorial Scholarship (Aransas County). Jaby…
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We have been intentionally quiet since the March 24th hearing at Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) headquarters in Austin. The outcome of that meeting was disappointing, at best. We decided…
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