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Rachal Hisler

Rachal Hisler is multi generational seafood producer and owner/operator. She lives in Chambers County, Texas with her husband George Hisler II. They have a son whom they are teaching the ways of the water. When Rachal is not working her business she enjoys volunteering at her church and serving local veterans. 

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Rachal Hisler's Son holding a red snapper on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico. Photo courtesy of Rachal Hisler.

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