Can I Keep?Snook Regulations in Texas (2026)
Recreational snook rules in Texas saltwater, as published by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Last checked November 7, 2026.
Size limit
Min Length: 24 inches; Max Length: 28 inches
Bag limit
1
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Recreational Snook rules in Texas
- Where
- Statewide
- Size limit
- Min Length: 24 inches; Max Length: 28 inches
- Bag limit
- 1
- Possession
- The possession limit is equal to double the bag limit unless otherwise noted.
Commercial rules
Show 1 commercial rule
- Where
- Statewide
- Bag limit
- Commercially Protected Finfish — Species listed below may NOT be taken from public waters for commercial purposes:
- Listed as: Snook
Quick answers
What is the snook size limit in Texas?
Min Length: 24 inches; Max Length: 28 inches.
How many snook can I keep in Texas?
1.
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Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Most anglers need a Texas saltwater license or registry: get one here.