Packery Channel

Anglers can choose their fishing spot at a number of locations along the shoreline. There are lots of dirt roads & trails to explore while you find that perfect fishing spot along the packery channel.

Packery Channel was cut out by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and completed on October 6th, 2006. 19th Century mariners use to call this the Corpus Christi Pass.

Today the Packery Channel offers many boaters great access to the Gulf of Mexico and the North & South Jetties offer anglers a great place to fish.

Checkout the many fishing guides available that offer some top notch angling adventures in the fabulous Texas Coastal Bend and Corpus Christi areas.

Fishing Tournaments are a lot of fun to participate in while you test your angling skills with others in the area. Many of these tournaments are for great causes that help the needy, find a cure, or fund scholarships. Checkout the many photos taken at each fishing tournament event and see just how much fun it really is!

Fishing Spots

Check-out the other fishing spots available to plan out your fishing trip. Weather information and tide forecasts can help you plan your outing for a successful day.

Danny's Spoil	Copano Bay Reefs	Aransas Bay
Aransas Bay Reefs	Mud Island	Allyn's Bight
Redfish Bay	Estes Flates	Aransas Channel
Steadman's	Hog Island	Sail Boat Alley
Shamrock Cove	Boat Hole	Humble Channel
Packery Channel	Emmords Hole	King Ranch Shoreline
Baffin Badlands	Pure Oil Channel	Baffin Bay
Center Reef	Land Cut	9 Mile Hole

Fishing Piers

Red Dot Fishing Pier	Cole Park Fishing Pier	Copano Fishing Pier
Philip Dimitt Pier

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