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Fishing at Lake Tawakoni, Guisado Recipe

KETR | By Matt Meinke,
Luke Clayton
Published January 27, 2017 at 11:00 PM CST
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David Hanson (left) and Luke Clayton(right) showing off a catch.
Luke Clayton

Listen to audio from an awesome trophy blue catfish trip earlier this week at Lake Tawakoni.

Luke joined his friends David Hanson, catfish guide with www.littledsguideservice.com,  and Eric You on the water. Several big blue catfish were landed and released, but also plenty of smaller fish were kept that will make the centerpiece of a mega fish fry soon. Also, hear about a recipe for guisado using ham meat.

Outdoors With Luke Clayton is heard Saturday mornings at 5am on KETR.

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Matt Meinke
Born in Dallas, Texas, Matt moved to the Sulphur Springs area in 1990 and settled in Commerce shortly thereafter. Having dreamed of working in radio since childhood, he began working at KETR while taking Radio-Television courses at Texas A&M University-Commerce in 1993. Matt has transitioned from a part-time worker and pupil of KETR, to the station’s Chief Announcer/Producer and supervisor of student broadcasters. A familiar voice of 88-9 KETR, Matt has hosted such shows as The Late Nite Lion, and can currently be heard as host of Notably Texan.
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Luke Clayton
Outdoors writer/radio host/book author Luke Clayton has been addicted to everything outdoors related since his childhood when he grew up hunting and fishing in rural northeast Texas. Luke pens a weekly newspaper column that appears in 34 Texas newspapers and is Editor at Large for Extreme Hog Hunter Magazine, Bowhunting Adventures and East Texas Outdoors Magazine and field editor for Dallas Safari Club "Camp Talk" publication. Luke is on the pro staff of Mathews Bows, Smokin' Tex Electric Smokers, and GhostBlind. Follow his columns and listen to his weekly radio show throughout the year and you'll surely get exposed to many facets of the outdoor life.
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