Can I Keep?Gray triggerfish Regulations in Texas (2026)
Recreational gray triggerfish rules in Texas saltwater, as published by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Last checked November 7, 2026.
Size limit
Min Length: 16 inches; Max Length: No limit
Bag limit
20
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Recreational Gray triggerfish rules in Texas
- Where
- Statewide
- Size limit
- Min Length: 16 inches; Max Length: No limit
- Bag limit
- 20
- Possession
- The possession limit is equal to double the bag limit unless otherwise noted.
Commercial rules
Show 1 commercial rule
- Where
- Statewide
- Size limit
- Minimum Length (inches): 16; Maximum Length (inches): No limit
- Bag limit
- Daily Bag Limit: 20
- Possession
- Possession limit: 40
- Season
- All fish that are not listed below, Commercially Protected, or are Threatened or Endangered have year-round seasons in Texas waters.
- A Finfish Fisherman’s license is required for taking saltwater fish from the coastal waters of Texas for commercial purposes.
- While fishing in Texas waters a person may not possess more than the daily bag limit.
Quick answers
What is the gray triggerfish size limit in Texas?
Min Length: 16 inches; Max Length: No limit.
How many gray triggerfish can I keep in Texas?
20.
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- Gag grouper
- Goliath grouper (formerly called Jewfish)
- greater Amberjack
- Lane snapper
- Nassau grouper
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All Texas saltwater fishing regulations →
Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Most anglers need a Texas saltwater license or registry: get one here.