Texas Gulf Coast (Page 2): Man, I've seen fishkills before but never one as collosal as in these pix. Really sickening.

DCGravity Loc: Fairfax, VA (by way of Cleveland OH)

troyfrd1 wrote:

What in the world. They say it’s the lack of oxygen. Just wondering if someone had been there could they harvest them and eat them. I saw on the news also that the Florida coral reefs are in danger as well. One scientist said that it has a lot to do with climate change. I am sure that all the trash and junk we humans throw or leave out has something to do with it as well.

Man, I've seen fishkills before but never one as collosal as in these pix. Really sickening.

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

troyfrd1 wrote:

What in the world. They say it’s the lack of oxygen. Just wondering if someone had been there could they harvest them and eat them. I saw on the news also that the Florida coral reefs are in danger as well. One scientist said that it has a lot to do with climate change. I am sure that all the trash and junk we humans throw or leave out has something to do with it as well.

Wow ! Sad , Very sad, ☹🙏

Bigmark Loc: Lower Alabama

Looks like the Pogie fishery will suffer next year.

donnamasters Loc: Abilene exas

Up in the panhandle of Texas, my brother had a catfish pond and this happened due to low oxygen.
He got the windmill going and aerated the water to prevent losing more.
But it is devastating when it happens.

Joe-Joe Bear Loc: Port Isabel, Texas

DOES anyone know the new bag and length limits beginning september first in Texas inshore saltwater fishing?

thanks

FourchonLa. Loc: Fourchon Louisiana, South Louisiana

Joe-Joe Bear wrote:

DOES anyone know the new bag and length limits beginning september first in Texas inshore saltwater fishing?

thanks

Scroll down to the type of fish you are looking for and tap the hyper link. See TDWD link below.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/fishing/general-rules-regulations/general-fishing-regulations

flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

troyfrd1 wrote:

What in the world. They say it’s the lack of oxygen. Just wondering if someone had been there could they harvest them and eat them. I saw on the news also that the Florida coral reefs are in danger as well. One scientist said that it has a lot to do with climate change. I am sure that all the trash and junk we humans throw or leave out has something to do with it as well.

It hit Port Aransas, like 10 - 12 years ago and it went from a honey hole one year, to a nothing burger the next year. That's why we quit going down there. The Gulf side of FL. is the worst.

CamT Loc: La Porte, Texas

Joe-Joe Bear wrote:

DOES anyone know the new bag and length limits beginning september first in Texas inshore saltwater fishing?

thanks

You can get the Texas "outdoor annual" app for your phone. It is updated regularly so it is correct. It is very handy as you can check on any hunting or fishing regulation wherever you get phone service. I use it a lot

Joe-Joe Bear Loc: Port Isabel, Texas

Thank you. The south Laguna Madre has been on probation these last few years with only 3 trout from 17-23" now it's bumped up to 5 from 15-23" with one oversized. I think that's what I read. I'll get the Texas "outdoor annual". thnks again.

CamT Loc: La Porte, Texas

Joe-Joe Bear wrote:

Thank you. The south Laguna Madre has been on probation these last few years with only 3 trout from 17-23" now it's bumped up to 5 from 15-23" with one oversized. I think that's what I read. I'll get the Texas "outdoor annual". thnks again.

Glad to help, it's good to have handy

hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

CamT wrote:

I'm doing good Stephen, had a little a/c drain leak that me and brother are working on, replaced the white pipe and am drying out to stop any mold then we'll treat and replace the wall (sux) but whadda do

Looks like your brother knew what to Mark. He’s good to have around.🤣😂
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