Visiting TFFC
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Please select a specific exhibit from the list below or click on the numbered areas of the map of TFFC.

- Admissions.
Leaders of school and tour groups should send ONE person to the admissions booth with payment for the entire group. This will help avoid crowding around the booth. - Game Warden Memorial
Reflect for a moment on the lives given in the line of duty. - Stream Exhibit
Explore the natural habitat of the state fish of Texas, the Guadalupe bass. - Farm Pond Exhibit
Fish feeding every Wednesday and Friday at 3 p.m. - Pond Management
Learn about Texas farm pond production and aquatic vegetation control. - Bluegill Spawning Area
Observe spawning behavior and hatching fry. - Reservoir Exhibit
Discover prehistoric paddlefish and other species. - Alligator Exhibit
Get eye to eye with some of North America's largest reptiles. - Texas Giants Exhibit
Texas is known for doing things on a grand scale. That holds true for the size of its sport fish, too. - Museum
See antique lures and other fascinating things from the past. - Texas Record Fish Exhibit
Examine replicas and stories of the state record fish in all the popular freshwater species. - Fisheries Management Gallery
Learn about the tools TPWD fisheries management crews use on a daily basis.
- Hall of Fame
Meet some of the legends of freshwater fishing in Texas. - Anheuser-Busch Theater and Dive Show
Movie and interactive dive show daily Tuesday-Friday at 11 a.m., Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. - Hatchery Gallery & ShareLunker Overlook
See how hatcheries produce fish to stock in Texas waters and how TFFC promotes development of really big bass. - Gift Shop
Pick out a unique gift for a friend or a souvenir for yourself. - Tram Ride
(weather permitting) Catch a guided tram tour of the outdoor hatchery ponds after the dive show. - Fishing Pond
Free fishing for rainbow trout or channel catfish. We supply rods, bait and instruction. - Wetlands Trail
Explore the fascinating aspects of this valuable but rapidly vanishing ecosystem along a 1.3 mile ADA-accessible trail. - Richard M. Hart & Johnny Morris Conservation Center
Dedicated to conservation and hunting and fishing education, this building houses classrooms and a fully equipped conference center.