Spring kicks off the start of the IFA Redfish Tour, presented by Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s, and the IFA Kayak Fishing Tour. The Texas Division opens its season the last weekend in March in Port Aransas, and you won’t want to miss it! More
With Spring on its way in, anglers all over the state are gearing up for a big season, especially when it comes to bass fishing. Whether you’re a newbie learning the ropes or an experienced angler, here are a few tips to make this bass season better! More
The Coastal Bend Area has some great history, and the ports and bays are no exception! You know Port Aransas has some great fishing, especially sport fishing for trout and redfish. It’s estimated that over 600 species of saltwater fish inhabit the waters in the area. The history and ecology of the area is fascinating, and the Port Aransas Museum is a great place to start learning about it. More
Sometimes you can’t take your boat out on the water, but that shouldn’t stop you from fishing! For veterans and newcomers alike, Corpus Christi has a variety of fantastic pier fishing spots for all to enjoy. More
Winter is a great time to fish along the Coastal Bend. Not only do you have less competition, but also you’ll find lots of fish just waiting to be caught! One of the best ways to spot these guys is by looking for mud. More
Your boat is the ticket to fishing, relaxing, and fun. But what happens to your boat when it’s not on the water? Where and how you store your boat is a big concern. With a little homework, you can make sure that your prized possession is safe from harm and ready for all your activities. More
Whether you have a year-end bonus burning a hole in your pocket or are anticipating a tax refund, you might be in the market for a new boat. While new boats are great if you can afford them, used boats are often the better option. However, used boats carry the risk of prior damage being undisclosed by the owner. Here are a few ways to minimize that risk if you’re considering going with a used boat. More
Looking to take your fishing game up a notch? Why not join a tournament? It’s a great way to meet fellow anglers and increase your skill level. The Gulf Coast has plenty of tournaments throughout the year for you to choose from, even during the winter months. Even if you don’t win one of the prizes, you’ll have a great time out on the water. More
Fishing doesn’t stop because the weather gets colder. In fact, the Gulf Coast has fantastic fishing all winter long! Our milder temperatures make it easy to enjoy a day on the water. You’ll find a variety of fish in the area with a lot fewer anglers competing for a catch. More
November brings the beginning of oyster season to the Texas Gulf Coast. Recreational harvesting of oysters is welcome, but it’s essential to know the state regulations that govern harvesting. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission enforces these rules to manage the oyster population as well as to provide a more stable price structure for commercial harvests. More
