port aransas

[brt6tip]

I will be going to port aransas next week and was wondering if their is any good hunting on the beaches there


thanks- pgg

 

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[Kieth-Tx]

Hey pgg,
Port A is a hit or miss kinda beach. Have found some nice stuff in the past there...just make sure you get your beach pass if your gonna park on the beach. You have almost 22 miles of beach to play on...just stay off the state park "Malaquite" and the National Seashore and you'll have lots of diggin & fun.
Kieth

 

[PICCman]

That stretch of beach between the Marine Institute and Caldwell Pier is heavily
travelled. Which may fruitful. The dunes south of Caldwell Pier has been visited
by many a modest teen looking to change clothes or perhaps steal a kiss.
Arrrgh! reminds me of me younger days.....

 

[mrhinman]

You could go hunting for the lost Barquentine ship....

 

[texan connection]

Ok piccman and mirinman yalls avitars have me real confused here. yall huntin buddies?

 

[PICCman]

yeah, we're twins.....just different biological parents!!!!

(psst) i'm the one with the mustache!

 

[mrhinman]

yeah, we're twins.....just different biological parents!!!!

(psst) i'm the one with the mustache!

But I have a mustache, too! ---- Okay, I modified my avvie.

--
Matthew
Brownwood, TX

 

[brokenarrow]

Mr. Castro,


To the best of my knowledge, there are no restrictions for metal detectors on the city beach in Port Aransas which runs from just south of Horace Caldwell pier (near Lantana St) to Marker 62 at the city limits (La Mirage Condominiums).
Other sections of the beach (Nueces County, Mustang Island State Park, and Corpus Christi city beaches) may have restrictions but I am not familiar with their operations.
Best of luck on your detector hunt and I hope you and the group have an enjoyable visit to the island.
Gary
Gary MysorskiDirector
Parks & Recreation
Port Aransas, TX
361-749-4158
361-749-3030 fax
[email protected]
website: www.cityofportaransas.org


I emailed this gentalman last night about hunting Port A. and this is his responce. I will do more resaerch as to other areas to hunt and post replies. hope this helps.
Im going to make extra copies of this letter and have it with us......just in case any over zealous beach patrol questions us.

 

[PICCman]

Thank you for the re-affirmation. You're a credit to us all.
Can't go this weekend...as I'll be in Austin, but soon I hope.
See ya'll there...and don't forget...I'm the one with the mustache.

 

[brokenarrow]

1)Metal detecting on the beach is allowed only on the beach in the County Parks (not the campgrounds). We have the I B Magee Beach Park in Port Aransas and the Padre Balli Park on Padre Island. I can not speak for the City of Port Aransas or Corpus Christi beaches.Good Luck,
Alana Scott
Nueces County Parks
361-949-8121
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2)There are no rules against metal detectors on the Beach of Mustang Island. It is open to the public. You will probably want to get a parking permit for the beach which you can pick up at any convenience store, our local grocer the IGA Family Center, or here at the Chamber of Commerce. Dogs are allowed on our beach (they just must be kept on a leash), pick up all your trash after yourself, and no fires bigger than three ft. in diameter. If you follow all these rules, you will be alright on our beach and I believe the same goes for the beach in N. Padre.
Thank you for your interest in Port Aransas. Visit our website for more information regarding places to stay, things to do and much more. All the brochures are downloadable and printable for your convenience. Have a great day!
Port Aransas Chamber of Commerce
403 W. Cotter
Port Aransas, Tx 78373
www.portaransas.com
1-800-45-COAST, fax: 361-749-4672

These are the last two responses that my buddy got to his emails. this should cover a great part of the beach from the jetties on through Mustang Island. hope this info helps. it certainly answers alot of questions about where to hunt. ive heard for a long time that MDing was totally off limits on any Texas coast..................boy were they wrong.
Thanks Mark (Goldlust) for your work and help on this. Great job
If we get a response from Corpus Christi i will certainly pass it along.