House Concurrent Resolution No. 75 designates Hemphill, Texas, as the official Bass Fishing Capital of Texas. Located in the Piney Woods region, Hemphill is strategically positioned between two renowned bass fishing locations: Toledo Bend Reservoir and Sam Rayburn Reservoir. Both reservoirs are celebrated for their exceptional largemouth bass populations and have been recognized as top fishing sites nationally. The city serves as a hub for fishing-related businesses, including marinas, guide services, and accommodations, which contribute significantly to the local economy and reflect the community's commitment to outdoor culture and conservation.

The resolution highlights the importance of bass fishing to Hemphill's heritage and prosperity, emphasizing the role of local residents and public agencies, such as the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, in promoting responsible fishing practices and environmental stewardship. The designation will remain in effect for ten years, underscoring the city's pride in its fishing legacy and its impact on Texas's reputation as a premier fishing destination.