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Welcome to majestic Port O’Connor, Texas. The best kept secret on the Gulf Coast. A perfect balance of luxury, relaxation, and adventure can be found in this quaint fishing community known as POC. A fantastic getaway for the saltwater fishing adventurer looking for the chance to snag the trophy trout of a lifetime! Inshore fishing like none other on the Texas Coast; redfish, black drum, and flounder are regulars on the cleaning tables. If offshore fishing is more your style Port O. offers quick access to the Gulf through Pass Cavallo. Marlin, kingfish, tarpon and snapper are commonly found in and around the waters of Espiritu Santo Bay and Matagorda Bay. Exciting duck hunting action will keep you telling stories for time to come.

Port O’Connor’s typically calm waters are a great place for sailing, boating, kayaking and other forms of water sports. If a quite stroll combing the beach is what you’re looking for just try beautiful King Fisher beach or take a quick boat ride over to Matagorda Island and Sunday beach. Port O’Connor is smack dab in the middle of migration paths for over 300 species of bird making this a sensational place for birding and photography. Looking to discover a hidden gem with all the amenities? You’ve found it in POC. If you are a History buff,click on  “Port O’Connor History” on right side of this page. Amazing things that happened in early 1900′s.  

 

If you have never visited “The Best Kept Secret on the Gulf Coast” , it’s a must place to add on your to go to list!!

 

 

The Dolphin Talk–Locally owned newspaper—–           www.thedolphintalk.com

  www.weather.gov–                            zip-77982                              -  http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov—-

Matagorda Island–One of the last primitive islands, no motorized vehicles, just peace and quite and the beauty of nature—

 www.matagordaisland.com  ——  

Port O’Connor kayaking and paddling trails,remarkable maps for our area www.stxmaps.com-  this is a fantastic site with gps reading

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*********************************************************PORT O’CONNOR ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY KID’S FISHING TOURNAMENT    FREE OF CHARGEMay 25th, 2013King Fisher Beach, Port O’Connor, TX9:00am till 11:00amRegistration 8:30amBait provided by Beacon 44 Trophies will be awarded for Largest, smallest & most fish caught.Age categories:  3-5, 6-8, 9-12 For information contact:   361-983-2898   
 
Port O’Connor Chamber Chat

 
“WOW” The Crawfish Fest & Cook-off was quite a success. This was an event that attracted locals, along with others coming from near and far. “Thanks” to all that attended and to the many volunteers that made the event such a success, so that in the future, King Fisher Beach can be updated and improved. Coming next “Warriors Weekend” if you’ve never been to this event, it’s a must to attend.” Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kocian and their many, many volunteers, makes this into something that the Warriors along with the ones attending, will remember for a lifetime! Then Memorial Day  activities are the next weekend (May 25th) the Annual Kids Fishing Tournament, Annual Kite Contest, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce,call 361-983-2898 for more information. Another event on the beach that day will be the Annual POCSA Cookoff.
Grab that sun tan lotion, chairs and blankets and spend the day on the beach!
See you at the next Chamber meeting, May 13th,6:30 p.m. in the meeting room of the POC Community Center.
 
 New & renewed 2013 Members, since last paper-
 
The Two R.V. Park
Coastal Bend Marine
Froggie’s Bait Dock
Doyle Adams
Doug & Kimberly Bennett
Port O’Connor Rod & Gun
Shane & Kathy Simon
The Tidelands
Hustler Marine Services, inc.
Jason & Jennifer Hagan
Russell & Chyrl Brhlik
Tigrett Real Estate
La June Pitonyak
Carl Ray/ Attorney
Carl Ray/ Boat & R.V. Storage
Double H Guide Service
Foxco International
Josie’s Restaurant & Catina
Paradigm Diversified
Inn at Clark’s/Clark’s Docking
MS Guide Service
Mary Ann Claiborne
Cliff Blank