Texas fishing regulations established by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department specify which fish species have no size limits.

Texas fishing regulations, size limits, and bag limits explain which fish species anglers must immediately release to protect populations.

Texas freshwater fish popularity includes largemouth bass, channel catfish, blue catfish, flathead catfish, and crappie.

Popular Texas coastal saltwater fish like redfish, speckled trout, and southern flounder provide great sport and meals.

Channel catfish and largemouth bass are the most frequently caught fish species across the freshwater reservoirs of Texas.

Largemouth bass, redfish, and speckled trout are the top game fish targeted by anglers across Texas freshwater and coastal waters.

Texas gar are edible prehistoric fish with hard armor scales, and proper preparation methods reveal surprisingly delicious meals.

Texas gar status as trash fish or game fish involves their ecosystem role and their ancient lineage spanning millions of years.

American Paddlefish are state-protected species in Texas, making it illegal to catch, harm, or possess them in public waters.

The Texas paddlefish is an endangered ancient filter feeder possessing a long sensitive snout and weighing over sixty pounds.