Regulations & Licenses

Texas speckled trout regulations allow keeping one fish over twenty five inches within a daily bag limit of five.

Texas speckled trout bag and possession limits, plus the fifteen to twenty five inch slot rules set by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

Texas redfish regulations and the bonus tag system allow licensed anglers to keep one oversized fish exceeding twenty eight inches per year.

Texas redfish regulations require releasing fish under 19 or over 28 inches, while permitting a daily bag limit of 3 fish per person.

Texas Parks and Wildlife sets white bass bag and length limits to protect breeding stocks during the annual run, when fish invade rivers and creeks.

Texas crappie daily bag limits allow twenty five fish per angler across most public waters with a ten inch minimum length.

Texas flathead catfish carry no statewide minimum length limit, but anglers may only keep one fish over 18 inches daily.

Texas Parks and Wildlife manages blue catfish with bag and length limits, and most waters follow a 12-inch minimum length and a daily bag limit of 25 fish.

Texas channel catfish regulations require a twelve inch minimum length and a daily bag limit of twenty five fish per angler.

Texas largemouth bass daily bag limits restrict anglers to five fish per calendar day, with a ten fish possession limit.