Aug. 13—AUSTIN — Fall is drawing near and that means the beginning of new hunting and fishing seasons. Prior to venturing to the water or hitting the field, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department ...

TEXAS, USA — As August comes to an end, current-year Texas hunting and fishing licenses will expire, but you can purchase a new one for the 2024-25 season now. Licenses went on sale Aug. 15. Texans ...

Just in time for the holiday season, thousands of rainbow trout will be stocked in water bodies across Texas starting the day ...

SAN ANTONIO – Hunters and anglers in Texas can now purchase their licenses for the 2024-2025 season. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said licenses went on sale on Thursday. Except for the year ...

Tom Fox / Staff Photographer If you plan to hunt or fish this year in Texas, it’s time to pay for a new license. New hunting/fishing licenses went on sale Thursday for the 2024-25 season. Current-year ...

That means people can fish in public waters throughout Texas without a fishing license. The daily bag and size limits still apply. Free Fishing Day is meant to encourage more people to try fishing, ...

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The first Saturday of June is upon us, and that means a treat for the fishing crowd in the Lone Star State. Free Fishing Day, when you don't need a license to cast your line in public waterways, is an ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will begin restocking trout in parks across the state, including Amarillo, starting ...

AUSTIN Fall is upon us and for hunters and anglers that can only mean one thing, it is time to renew hunting and fishing licenses. Before taking the boat out or hitting the field, the Texas Parks and ...

Licenses can be purchased on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website, department offices, or retail locations. Most yearly fishing licenses for Texas residents go for between $12 and $63 with ...

BEAUMONT, Texas — If you've never fished and just wanna give it a try then Saturday is your day. Texas' annual "Free Fishing Day," which is always the first Saturday in June, is literally in the ...