This group is making a positive impact on the coastal resource by promoting civility and respect for all users while on the water. They are inviting the Public to a meeting. Coastal guides from the major user groups have crafted a set of guidelines which they believe if adopted by all anglers and boaters will … Continue reading Flatsworthy
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RED TIDE FACTS
The following is a reprint of information posted on the Texas Parks and Wildlife website In Texas, red tides are caused by high concentrations of a microscopic alga (a plant-like microorganism) called Karenia brevis or K. brevis. These high concentrations (called blooms) may cause the water to appear red, light or dark green, or brown. … Continue reading RED TIDE FACTS
Sad day for upper #SABay as 7000 gallons of light crude oil spilled from this tanker truck on Hwy 35 near Hog Bayou and Tivoli, TX.
Red Tide Grows
Current Status- The following Post was reprinted from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Website September 23, 2015 Reports of discolored water and/or red tide aerosols continue in the Gulf of Mexico from Galveston to Padre Island National Seashore (PINS) and South Padre Island. Reports of fish kills, discolored water and/or aerosols have been reported within … Continue reading Red Tide Grows
Red Tide Assaults Texas Coast
September 22, 2015 Reports of discolored water and/or red tide aerosols continue in the Gulf of Mexico ranging from Freeport to Padre Island National Seashore (PINS) and South Padre Island. Reports of fish kills, discolored water and aerosols have been reported within some bay systems, including San Antonio Bay, Aransas Bay, Corpus Christi Bay and … Continue reading Red Tide Assaults Texas Coast