Licenses are required to fish
      If you’re going to do some fishing while you’re in Port Aransas, let’s do it right. Don’t forget that new fishing licenses – and hunting licenses, for that matter – are required each year by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Annual fishing and hunting licenses (except for the yearto date fishing license) expire every Aug. 31.
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It’s all about the fishing
      Need an excuse to go fishing? How about charity? The summer fishing season is about to go into full swing and anglers can find a tournament just about every weekend in Port Aransas and many are benefits for youth or charity organizations. The fishing competitions cater to adults, kids and women anglers.
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Weekly tennis matches are ‘Port Aransas friendly’
      How many places can you go on vacation, walk up to a tennis court, and find a fun-filled match for free? Count Port Aransas as one of the few.
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Texas state saltwater fish records
      Amberjack, Greater: 121 lbs.; length 64.9; John Stout; Gulf of Mexico; 8/20/05. Angelfish, Blue: 2.90 lbs.; length 14.75; Beverly Stapleton, Gulf of Mexico; 6/13/07. Angelfish, French: 8.70 lbs.; length 18.50; Dennis Daye, San Antonio, Gulf of Mexico; 9/11/94.
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Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Fish Bag & Possession Limits
     
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