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Flooding Subsides

Since Hurricane Alex made landfall June 30 causing torrential rainfall throughout northern Mexico, the Valley's two major dams Falcon and Anzalduas have released record amounts of water into the bay and Gulf of Mexico...and just in case you were wondering how much...the IBWC has just released these startling estimates to Action 4 News...approximately 39.4 billion gallons or 145,000 acre feet has flowed into the Lower Laguna Madre and approximately 57.3 billion gallons or 211,000 acre feet has flowed into the Gulf of Mexico...Richard Moore brings us the behind the scene story of how the IBWC successfully managed this historic flood.

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TIFT 2010

The 71st Texas International Fishing Tournament is in the record books, and it was a spectacular event. One thousand two hundred and twenty-two anglers competed in the bay and offshore divisions. The bay grand champion is Albert Pena from Corpus Christi, and he brought in just over 28 pounds for the two-day tournament.

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Wildlife Flooding

Wading Pool

Dos Venadas

Prize Redfish

Jalapeno Redfish

Worlds Richest Wildlife Photo Contest

Nesting Islands

Full Moon

Great Egrets

La Parra

About Richard Moore

South Texas native Richard Moore, president of Valley Nature Films LLC, is a professional wildlife photographer and writer who's features air on CBS affiliate KGBT Channel Four every Monday and Wednesday in the sunrise show and during the 6 pm newscast.