Roberts Point Park Ramps
Hwy 361 at the Port Aransas harbor, by the ferry landing
Water: Corpus Christi Ship Channel. Port Aransas municipal ramps beside the harbor. Short run to the jetties and Redfish Bay.
The Coastal Bend's busiest fishing town. The pass, the jetties and the ship channel bring Gulf species inside, while Redfish Bay and the Lighthouse Lakes give you protected sight-casting water.
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Public, well-known water to start with. Respect private property and posted closures.
Granite jetties at the Aransas Pass inlet. Bull reds in fall, sheepshead in winter and spring, tarpon and kingfish passing in summer. Wear good shoes; the rocks are slick.
Deep water along Harbor Island and the Port A waterfront. Trout and reds on the ledges, especially on an incoming tide.
Seagrass flats protected by the state. Pole or paddle the shallows: Texas law bans uprooting seagrass with a propeller in Redfish Bay.
Marked kayak loops off Highway 361 between Aransas Pass and Port A. Great for families and first-time sight-casters.
Wade the first and second guts from the beach for trout and reds when the surf is green and calm, usually on light southeast or north wind.
Hwy 361 at the Port Aransas harbor, by the ferry landing
Water: Corpus Christi Ship Channel. Port Aransas municipal ramps beside the harbor. Short run to the jetties and Redfish Bay.
Conn Brown Harbor, Aransas Pass
Water: Redfish Bay / Intracoastal. City park ramp in the shrimp-boat harbor. Easy trailer parking.
Hwy 361 causeway between Aransas Pass and Harbor Island
Water: Redfish Bay. Roadside ramps and wade access along the causeway. Watch for soft bottom and seagrass.
Hwy 361 about 5 miles from Aransas Pass
Water: Lighthouse Lakes. Kayak put-in for the TPWD Lighthouse Lakes Paddling Trail. Not a trailer ramp.
Hwy 361 about 13 miles south of the Port A ferry
Water: Corpus Christi Bay side of Mustang Island. Paddling trail access in the state park. Sandy road; high clearance helps after rain.
Ransom Rd off Hwy 361, between Ingleside and Aransas Pass
Water: Redfish Bay. Access to the west side of Redfish Bay and Ransom Island.
Capt. Levi Price · Port Aransas
Inshore trips around Port Aransas, Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi and Rockport, including beginner trips.
Included: Fishing gear, bait and safety equipment. Fish cleaning available for a fee.
Capt. Richard Stroud · Port Aransas
Redfish, black drum and trout trips around Port Aransas, Rockport and Aransas Bay, with beginner and kid-friendly options.
Included: Rods, reels, bait and tackle; fish cleaned and bagged at no extra charge. Gear for 2 anglers, room for 4 guests.
Port Aransas
Walk-on party boats from 440 W. Cotter Rd. The cheapest way for a family to get on the water with a crew.
Included: Rod, reel, bait and tackle included. Private boats take groups up to 40–49 people.
Capt. Larry Miller · Rockport / Port Aransas
4-hour morning, beginner and family trips out of Rockport, plus multi-boat corporate groups.
Included: Rods, reels and tackle; live bait on bait trips. Pickup from Fisherman's Wharf in Port A for a small fee.
Capt. Dustin Wiatrek · Rockport / Aransas Pass
Wade-fishing specialist covering Port Aransas, Aransas Pass, Rockport and Baffin Bay.
Included: Rods, reels and lures. Live bait is a small extra. Bring your own wade belt and boots.
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