Texas has over 80,000 miles of rivers and streams, ranks second only to Alaska in the volume of its inland water (more than 5,175 square miles), has over 100 major lakes, plus over 400 miles of coastal shoreline and bays – all of which are full of fish just waiting for you to set the hook. So take the day off and go fishing. On this page you will find fishing guides, fishing cabins, fishing coupons, and lots of other good fishing information
Remember the good times fishing with parents and relatives and sharing fishing stories -- keep those memories alive with your kids by taking advantage of the Texas State Parks Family Fishing Celebration. Over 70 State Parks are waiving fishing license requirements for families and some parks also provide loaner equipment and bait. No excuses now!
Texas Outside's Lake & Boating section is loaded with information on lake fishing guides, lake reviews including fishing information, marinas, and lots more fishing and lake information
Texas Fly Fishing - a page dedicated to fly fishing in Texas with guides, outfitters, gear, and other resources
Find some accommodations for overnight stays on your next fishing excursion - listings include reviews of the accommodations, a review of the lake, and a list of fishing guides and boat rentals
If you're interested in lake fishing and catching a big one, you're not going to do that from the shore, so call one of the guides on this page and spend on the lake
If you're going fishing you need the latest technology in fishfinders to help you locate the big ones. Garmin 400C Fishfinder combines high performance with a simple interface that makes it easy to locate fish in both freshwater and saltwater. Garmin 400C adapts to freshwater and saltwater.The best place to buy this fishfinder or any other is from .
