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Checked Sep 12 2026
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Two sides of the same water

Built for anglers.
Built for the businesses that serve them.

For anglers

A fishing agent you talk to like the guy at the bait shop. Free, and it stays free.

  • ✓ Limits, slots, and seasons in plain English
  • ✓ Bait, tide, and bite-window answers for your spot
  • ✓ Every named lake, bay, river, and jetty in Texas
  • ✓ A private logbook. Your honey holes stay yours.
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For fishing businesses

Guides, charters, bait shops, marinas: get found where anglers already ask.

  • ✓ Free directory listing, claimed by you
  • ✓ Real landing pages built for you, with booking
  • ✓ Featured placement, always labeled as sponsored
  • ✓ Reviews and leads routed to you
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The agent

Talk to it like the guy at the bait shop.

Ask anything you'd normally spend an hour Googling across forums, PDFs, and tide charts. Fish On pulls the live data, checks the current TPWD rules, and answers straight - with the source attached, and the date it was checked.

  • ✓ No app to install. It's a conversation.
  • ✓ No feed of other people's catches. Yours stay private.
  • ✓ No paywall on the basics. Free stays free.
Checked Sep 12 2026
> What should I throw at the Galveston jetties tomorrow morning?
Incoming tide mid-morning, light south wind. Work live shrimp under a popping cork along the rocks for trout and reds; watch the early-morning low swing.
Sources: NOAA CO-OPS tides (Galveston Pier 21) + National Weather Service
What you can ask

One conversation
covers the whole trip

Limits and slot sizes in plain words

Redfish, trout, flounder, bass: what you can keep, where you caught it, linked to the current TPWD Outdoor Annual page.

Where to go near you this weekend

Stocked neighborhood lakes, bank access, boat ramps, and kayak launches across Texas - including what TPWD stocked this month.

Weather, tides and flows before you drive

Live National Weather Service, NOAA tide stations, and USGS gauges for your exact waterbody - not a generic rating.

What you can keep, checked today

Every rules answer carries its source and the date it was checked. If the regs changed, the answer says so.

Who's asking

Three Texans, one agent.

“Where can I take my kids fishing near Houston this weekend?”
- Weekend dad persona, Katy
“I asked it like I would ask a buddy at the bait shop.”
- Weekend angler persona, Galveston Bay
“My page answers prices and dates before the phone rings.”
- Fishing guide persona, Texas coast
Personas - illustrative, not customer quotes
How it works

Four steps between you and the water.

01

Ask

Type or talk like you'd ask a buddy. No menus, no map-pin hunting.

02

We pull live data

Weather, tides, flows, solunar, and stocking for your waterbody, from public sources.

03

You get a straight answer

Source-linked and dated. If the rules changed, the answer says when it was checked.

04

Your spots stay yours

Log what you want. Nothing posts itself, nothing gets sold.

From the almanac

Texas saltwater, at a glance.

Checked Sep 14 2026
SpeciesDaily bagSizeNotes
Red drum3/day20-28 in slot1+1 tagged over 28 in per license year
Spotted seatrout3/day15-20 in slot1+1 tagged over 28 in per license year
Flounder5/day15 in minClosed Nov 1 - Dec 14
Source: TPWD Outdoor Annual - https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/ Pocket field card: red drum limits, tags & how to measure →

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