Fishing in Texas is incredible, offering a variety of freshwater and saltwater spots. Whether you’re after largemouth bass in a lake or redfish on the coast, Texas has it all. Here’s a quick breakdown:
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Freshwater Fishing:
Lake Fork – One of the best bass fishing lakes in the country, known for trophy-sized largemouth bass.
Sam Rayburn Reservoir – A top bass fishing destination with excellent crappie and catfish action.
Toledo Bend Reservoir – Consistently ranked among the best bass lakes in the U.S.
Lake Conroe – Great for largemouth bass, catfish, and hybrid striped bass.
Falcon Lake – Famous for huge bass, especially in spring and fall.
Saltwater Fishing:
Galveston Bay – Excellent for redfish, speckled trout, and flounder.
Port Aransas/Rockport – A hotspot for inshore fishing (redfish, trout) and offshore species (snapper, kingfish).
Corpus Christi/Baffin Bay – Known for big speckled trout.
South Padre Island – Offers great inshore and offshore action, including tarpon and snook.
Matagorda Bay – Less crowded, excellent redfish and trout fishing.
Best Time to Fish in Texas:
Spring (March-May): Bass spawn, trout/redfish are active in the bays.
Summer (June-August): Great for deep-water bass and offshore fishing.
Fall (September-November): Excellent for all species; redfish run along the coast.
Winter (December-February): Good for big trout in the bays and crappie in lakes.
Fishing Licenses:
Required for both residents and non-residents (except for fishing from the shore in state parks).
Available online through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD).
Best Bait & Lures:
Bass: Soft plastics, crankbaits, spinnerbaits.
Redfish: Live shrimp, cut mullet, soft plastics.
Speckled Trout: Topwater lures, live shrimp, soft plastics.
Catfish: Chicken liver, stink bait, cut bait.
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03:39 Texas Fishing Overview
06:50 Beat Place to Find Fish in Texas
10:06 Gear and Equipment to Catch Fish in Texas
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