Does anyone know of any good piers around the Corpus area with lights thanks John.

There are a bunch.
On the way out to the island there are two on the right side, Red Dot and Clem's Marina.
Under the cosway there is the Cosway pier, directly under the bridge, and one past snoopy's which I don't remember the name of. (I have only been once, but it was a very successful trip).

All charge small fees. After midnight, I believe red dot is the only one with people still working, (cosway might also) so entrance is free at the others. It's been a while, don't hold me to it.

Good Luck.

If you have a boat or kayak, try the green lights on all the houses in the canals on the island for trout!

Lora and I have fished the Cosway, and it is pretty good. There is also a pier over on Oso Bay.

Bob Hall is a really good pier, and the fishing can be great.

Also, there are the jetties at Packery Channel.

If you haven't went down yet, try checking out www.CorpusFishing.com

I fished all of them over the weekend. Indian Point Pier, Cos-Way, Red Dot, Clem's Marina, Snoopy's, Marker 37, Bob Hall Pier (this is where I had my only success), New Packery Channel, the jetties at Mustang Island SP, Fish Pass, CC Pass, Charlie's Pature, Port A South jetty, took a $10 jetty boat ride to San Jose Island and fished the N jetty. Fishing was slow everywhere (for everyone) and the only place where I had decent success was at Bob Hall, fishing the surf under the lights for trout. Good luck!

Nice map!

Thanks

where's charlies pasture? I've been to all but that one..

BTW, BillyBass, you can get a much better looking map on Earth if you change the rendering options to directX, and up the resolution.

I hope I am right on this one, because that is what I have heard this pier referreed to, but coming from the ferry landing at Port Aransas, turn right at the Circle K or what ever that first convinience store is. Right after you pass it, it will be on your right, take the first road to the right. It will take you down past the A&M Research Center and will sort of dead end into a park area. The pier sticks out into the ship channel. Lora and I have caught several panfish, such as whiting there. We like it, never have fished it at night however. I believe there are 3 public piers in Port A.

Just like CHCII said, take a right at the first light at the convenience store, then take an immediate right behind the convenience store. I believe this is Port St. Take that straight down and the pier is on the right. There's also good fishing from the bank on the concrete. I hear they were catching nice trout before.