Texas Bow Fishing Trip | Night or Day
Boerne, TX
1-4 Hunters • No Lodging • Public • Guided
Description
Trophy alligator gar 6 foot plus! We offer an exciting bowfishing adventure for alligator gar and many other legal fish species.
Your Trip
Expert Local Guide
4-5 hours
Shoot one a day shoot em with a bow!
Bowfishing Equipment
Two boats - Airboat and 20 foot outboard boat
Led lights for night trips
Base Price is for 2 Anglers. Additional Anglers are an additional Fee
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Upgrades
Additional Angler
$110.00
Your Outfitter
Hunter B
We offer a exciting bowfishing adventure for alligator gar and many other legal fish species.
Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Fishing Attire
- Personal Fishing Gear
- Required Texas Fishing License
- Snack and Drinks
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Rules & Guidelines
Fishing License
A freshwater, saltwater, or all-water license package is required to bow fish in Texas public waters. No additional stamp or license is required.
You don’t need a fishing license if you are:
- Under 17 years of age
- A Texas resident born before January 1, 1931
A hunting license is required to take turtles and frogs. You may elect to purchase a Combination or Super Combo license, which covers both fishing and hunting.
Legal Equipment
Fish may be taken with longbow, recurved bow, compound bow, or crossbow.
What to Catch
Bows are legal for taking non-game fishes such as gar, buffalo, mullet and sheepshead. A bow may be used to take any species of fish that is:
- NOT listed as a game fish and
- NOT listed as an endangered or threatened species
No minimum lengths or daily bag limits apply to non-game fishes in fresh water, except:
- For alligator gar, there is a limit of one (1) per day. On portions of Lake Texoma, harvest of alligator gar is prohibited during the spawning season in May.
- For Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin, there is a daily limit of one (1) trophy-sized common carp, defined as a carp measuring 33 inches or more. No limits apply to smaller carp.
Limits exist on some non-game fishes in salt water. See saltwater limits.
Any fish that is edible or can be used for bait (includes all gar species, common carp and buffalo) may not be released back into the water after being taken with lawful archery equipment.
Please note, there is a 50% non refundable deposit included with your payment when booking.
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