Who We Are?
Reopen Sargent fishing Pier aka Little Stubby
We are a group of fishermen who want the County to complete the Construction of Little Stubby to its intended length of 500 feet and Width at T Head of 140 feet.
The Sargent Leaning Pier was established to showcase the wildlife and Ecosystems of Sargent Beach and the Greater Sargent Ecosystem. At Little Stubby, our mission is to serve as the digital hub for all things related to the Sargent Beach Fishing Pier and the vibrant community of Sargent Beach. We aim to provide comprehensive information, updates, and resources to locals and visitors alike, fostering a deeper connection to this beloved Gulf Coast landmark. Through engaging content and a commitment to authenticity, we strive to celebrate the rich heritage and natural beauty of Sargent Beach while promoting responsible enjoyment of the Sargent Beach Fishing Pier. Our mission is to be the go-to destination for those seeking to explore, appreciate, and preserve the unique charm of Sargent Beach and its iconic fishing pier.”
Extraordinary Experiences
Even with its stubby size, Little Stubby Pier was the epicenter of some truly extraordinary experiences on Sargent Beach. Whether you cast your line into the shimmering waters, felt the thrill of reeling in a prized redfish, trout, or croaker, or simply basked in the tranquility of a Gulf Coast sunset, there was something truly magical about this place.
As you observed osprey, booby birds, and pelicans gliding gracefully overhead, and watched the rhythmic dance of the surf, you couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of connection to nature. And in the quiet moments of the morning, there was no better place to meditate and reflect than on the sturdy planks of Little Stubby Pier, where the sound of the waves became your soundtrack and the salty breeze invigorated your soul.
Despite its stubby size, Little Stubby Pier offered experiences that were nothing short of extraordinary, creating memories to cherish for a lifetime
Our Core Values
Our dedication to Sargent Beach and the people of Sargent and Matagorda counties extends to all, including those without a boat who yearn to surf fish, fostering a community centered on coastal enjoyment and preservation.
Core Values:
- Teaching young people to fish, instilling a love for angling and the sea in the next generation.
- Empowering fishing without a boat, providing accessible opportunities for all to enjoy the sport.
- Promoting bank fishing, embracing the simplicity and joy of casting a line from shore.
- Cultivating respect for the Gulf of Mexico, honoring its beauty and fragility through responsible practices.
- Advocating for the sustainability of marine species like Redfish or Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Flounder, Atlantic Croaker, Sharks, Whiting, Sand Trout, and Spanish Mackerel.
- Engaging in bird observation and counting, contributing to the conservation efforts of our coastal avian populations.