Fishing for Crocs Adventure with Crocodile Encounter TX
Difficulty
easy
Duration
No set time limit, typically 30–60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required
Overview
Engage directly with hungry crocodiles in a safe, interactive wildlife experience near Houston, Texas. Crocodile Encounter’s Fishing for Crocs offers family-friendly thrills and unforgettable memories on the edge of the marsh.
Fishing for Crocs
More fun that you can shake a bamboo stick at! Add on to your Standard Admission Ticket
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About This Adventure
Experience the exhilarating thrill of 'Fishing for Crocs,' where you’ll use a bamboo pole and a bucket of food to engage with hungry crocodiles. This unique adventure promises safe, family-friendly fun, making it an unforgettable outing for all ages. Don't miss the chance to create lasting memories together!
'Fishing for Crocs' is probably the most fun you can have as a human on the planet. It's you, a bamboo pole, a bucket of food, and a whole lot of hungry crocs. Safe and thrilling fun for the entire family. Please note park entry is required to access 'Fishing for Crocs'. This can be tour entry or general admission.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes
The boardwalk is built over marshland, so supportive footwear ensures comfort and safety.
Purchase animal feeding buckets onsite
Outside food is prohibited for the crocodiles; all feeding buckets must be bought at the park.
Use sun protection
Texas sun can be intense—bring sunscreen and a hat to avoid sunburn during your visit.
Check for tour availability in advance
Fishing for Crocs has limited spots daily, so booking ahead guarantees your bucket and access.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- American crocodile
- Eastern pond turtle
History
Angleton and the surrounding coastal wetlands have long been home to crocodilian species, and conservation efforts here aim to protect these ancient reptiles.
Conservation
Crocodile Encounter emphasizes sustainable wildlife practices that respect animal welfare and habitat preservation, including regulated feeding and habitat maintenance.
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Recommended Gear
Closed-toe walking shoes
Protects feet and provides stability on the occasional uneven boardwalk.
Sunscreen
Helps prevent sunburn during outdoor marshland exposure.
spring|summer|fall specific
Hat or cap
Provides extra protection from Texas sun during your visit.
spring|summer|fall specific
Light layers
Keeps you comfortable with fluctuating temperatures near the marsh.
fall|winter specific