The resolution designates Port Aransas, located on Mustang Island along the Texas Gulf Coast, as the official Fishing Capital of Texas. This recognition highlights the city's reputation as a premier fishing destination, attracting anglers due to its diverse marine ecosystem and the variety of fish species available, including red snapper, redfish, and marlin. Port Aransas is also known for hosting prestigious fishing tournaments, such as the Texas Legends Billfish Tournament and the Deep Sea Roundup, which is the oldest fishing competition on the Texas coast. The local fishing industry, supported by guided charter services and marinas, plays a significant role in the economy of the area.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the efforts of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and local conservation groups in preserving the natural fisheries, ensuring sustainable fishing opportunities for future generations. The residents of Port Aransas have shown a strong commitment to promoting and enhancing the area's fishing culture, making it a beloved destination for both Texans and visitors. The designation will remain in effect until the 10th anniversary of the resolution's passage by the legislature.