The Flyfish Journal, Volume Six, Issue One, featuring "Texas Redfish Refuge" as a prominent locale. This particular issue, released around 2014, covers various fly fishing topics and destinations.

Here are some details about this issue:

Featured Content: It includes features on "Texas Redfish Refuge," conservation efforts at "Yellowstone Lake" for Native Cutthroat trout, travel adventures like "Battle Scars: Fishing Through Bosnia’s Battlegrounds," and a gallery showcasing photographer Jeremy Koreski.

Departments: The issue also contains various departments with articles on topics ranging from "The Dumbest Tarpon in the Bahamas" to "Old School Henry's Fork Etiquette".

Cover Art: The cover art is by Edel Rodriquez and depicts fish underwater, likely in the Texas Redfish Refuge.

Conservation Focus: The issue highlights conservation efforts, particularly regarding native cutthroat trout in Yellowstone Lake and the successful management of the Texas Redfish population.

Departments: The magazine is structured into various departments including "Rises", "Masthead", "Editor's Notes", "Contributors", "Open Water", "Cutbank", "Confluence", "Media", and "Tailout".

Articles and Authors: It features articles such as "Fragrant Pixilation" and "The Cure" by Mike Sepelak, "Premeditated Optimism" by Quinn Grover, "Old School Henry's Fork Etiquette" by Jim Hepworth, "River Czar" by Mikhail Skopets, and "Guarding Driftboats, Stealing Hearts" by Jessica McGlothlin.

Photography Credit: Notably, "Fish Skins" features photos by Bryan Gregson and Fredrick Sears.

Featured Image Description: A sidebar titled "THIS PAGE" describes a photo by James Nelson, showing "An adult Boetis finds momentary shelter on a stretch of flat water before being swept downstream into a riffle of voracious cutts during an autumn afternoon on the South Fork of the Snake River, ID."