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Free Fishing Tournament
Win a Lifetime Fishing License!
Anheuser-Busch® and the Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas are looking for tough anglers to particpate in a roundup to benefit saltwater sportfishing in Texas.
You gotta be one tough angler.
The Texas Gulf Coast Roundup is sponsored by Anheuser-Busch® and the Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas, Inc.
 

where | how | rules | scrapbook | prizes | point standings

 


Overall Points Winner will be announced soon!

2001 Events:

Port Arthur - March 10, 2001
Salt Club, 550 Pleasure Island Blvd.

South Padre Island - April 7, 2001
Sea Ranch Marina, One Padre Blvd.

Corpus Christi - May 5, 2001
Marker 37, 13317 South Padre Island Dr.

Port O'Connor - June 2, 2001
Froggies Bait Doc, Byers and Intercoastal Waterway

Texas City - October 13, 2001
Boyd's One Stop, 227 Dike Rd.

CANCELLED DUE TO BAD WEATHER

Completed Events - 2000:

Texas City - October 14, 2000
Boyd's One Stop, 227 Dike Rd.


Port O’Connor - May 6, 2000
Fishing Center 13th and Intracoastal Canal

Corpus Christi - April 8 (cancelled due to weather)
Marker 37 13317, So. Padre Island Dr.

Port Arthur - March 25, 2000
Salt Club, 550 Pleasure Island Blvd.

South Padre Island - March 11, 2000
Sea Ranch Marina, One Padre Blvd.

     

where | how | rules | download the scorecard* | download the information flyer*

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Anheuser-Busch® and the Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas are looking for tough anglers to participate in the Gulf Coast Roundup. Catch us!

The Texas Gulf Coast Roundup was established as an opportunity for anglers to get together, cast a few lines, show off their skills and swap a few stories – all while helping improve saltwater sportfishing in Texas.

It’s simple. Anglers try to reel in specific saltwater fish at certain sizes to earn points. The top five anglers, one from each event, will win great prizes and have their names proudly displayed at Sea Center Texas in Lake Jackson.

Participants will vie for great prizes. Category winners will receive a Shiman Curado reel and event winners will receive an All Star Rod equipped with a Calcutta 250 reel. One tough Angler will receive a Lifetime Fishing License for being the overall point winner from all five events. All this fun and competition is for a reason.

By contributing a portion of their catch to Texas Parks and Wildlife, anglers will support and encourage fishery conservation, management, education and research in Texas. So grab your gear. It’s free and it’s for sportfishing in Texas. For more information on the Texas Gulf Coast Roundup, call (800) 792-1112 and press “4."

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Official Texas Gulf Coast Roundup Rules

1) Participants must be 21 years of age or older.
2) Must be licensed to fish in Texas coastal waters.
3) Each participant must submit a completed Registration Form at the event. A Score Card must be submitted with donated fish.
4) Anglers may fish in one, two, three, four or all five events.
5) Three category winners will be chosen per event, assuming that donated fish meet the Roundup Rules. These people will win a Shiman Curado reel. In addition, one total-point winner from each event will be chosen. This person will win an All Star Rod equipped with a Calcutta 250 reel.
6) One overall point winner will be selected after all events take place. That person will be awarded a lifetime fishing license (valued at $600).
7) In case of ties, winners will be selected by a random drawing.
8) All fish submitted must have been caught in compliance with legal means, methods, and meet size and possession limits.
9) Only live fish in good condition are eligible for donation and scoring.
10) Each participant can donate a maximum of three fish per species per event for scoring. Exception: Only one snook per person per event.
11) Only authorized event officials may score and record donated fish information.
12) By participating, Angler hereby releases, indemnifies and agrees to hold TPW, PWFT and Anheuser-Busch, Inc. harmless from any claim for damages or other compensation directly or indirectly resulting from Participant’s activities related to Texas Gulf Coast Roundup.
13) All donated fish become the property of Texas Parks and Wildlife.
14) Texas Parks and Wildlife reserves the right to cancel an event due to inclement weather. Cancelled events will not be rescheduled.
15) Employees of the Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas, Inc., Anheuser-Busch and Texas Parks and Wildlife and their immediate families are not eligible to participate in the Texas Gulf Coast Roundup contest.
16) Void where prohibited by law.

Fish illustrations on this page are from Saltwater Fishes of Texas, published by TPW Press.

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Please send comments, suggestions or questions to
Texas Parks and Wildlife, 4200 Smith School Road, Austin, TX, US, 78744
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Last Revision: October 24, 2001