I would just talk to the game wardens who handle the county youll be hunting. They will be the ones enforcing it so if they say ita OK you should be good to go. Try to get it in writing if you can.

You have to tie up to something when you hunt. You can't float and shoot.

I just want to be clear, about my question, being the new guy don't want to get people upset. im not asking for spot, locations, or anything like that. just trying to find out if any parts of the Colorado river south of Columbus (I10) are legal to hunt from a boat. I am getting conflicting information from LCRA, TPWD game wardens, and other post on social media and forums ive been seeing (which is being monitored by TPWD) some people are hunting it. im just seeing if this is another possible means of hunting. thank you for your patience with me. as my name reads, im new.

Ive been down this road with a warden outside of corpus. My son and i wanted to hunt a river in the area and found a great spot. We called the warden and asked the legalities. He first advised that it wasnt legal. I felt it was and pleaded my case. He finally conceded that it was in fact legal, but he would cite us for trespassing by projectile if we tried to hunt there. Keep in mind, this place was 50yds wide and several hundred yards long. It would have been easy enough to set up shots to keep the charge inside the waterway. He wouldnt relent and said it would be in our "best interest" not to hunt. Just another big man with a badge imposing his will is what it boiled down to.