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A valid fishing license with a freshwater or saltwater endorsement is required of any resident who fishes or takes fish, mussels, clams, crayfish, or other aquatic life in the public waters of Texas. A hunting license is required to take turtles and frogs.
Select a region name or a section of the map. Follow the links for access information and fishing tips on more than 150 lakes. Already have a favorite lake? Try our alphabetical listing. Panhandle Plains; Prairies & Lakes; Pineywoods; Gulf Coast; South Texas Plains; Hill Country; Big Bend Country
Explore the map of Texas to find out where a particular type of fish is biting. Texas fishing guide: discover fishing spots, rivers and lakes, and types of fish. Includes fishing reports, license information, and regulations.
The 2024-25 EDITION features maps and fishing spots for 58 FRESHWATER LAKES and 21 COASTAL DESTINATIONS, with more than 3,500 fishing hotspots. These spots include GPS coordinates and tips for fishing the spot including best time, best baits and best techniques.
Buy a License. Mobile License Access with the Outdoor Annual app. New in Hunting for 2024-2025. 2024-2025 Hunting Season Dates. Lifetime License Drawing. Big Time Texas Hunts. Chronic Wasting Disease. Public Hunting. Report Your Harvest with the Texas Hunt & Fish App.
15 kwi 2024 · Anglers who dream of landing a trophy largemouth bass or a feisty catfish in one of Texas’ countless freshwater bodies, such as rivers, lakes, or streams, will need to obtain a freshwater fishing license. As of 2024, the fees for freshwater fishing licenses are: Resident: $30. Non-Resident: $58.
15 kwi 2024 · Non-Resident Fishing Licenses. Freshwater Fishing Package (Annual): Non-residents can fish in all public freshwater areas in Texas with this license. Cost: $58. Saltwater Fishing Package (Annual): This license allows non-residents to fish in all public saltwater areas along the Texas coast. Cost: $63.
