Baffin Bay is a renowned saltwater fishery on the Texas Gulf Coast, forming an inlet of the larger Laguna Madre system. Comprising three main branches—Alazan Bay, Cayo del Grullo, and Laguna Salada—this 100-square-mile bay is celebrated for its remote character, hypersaline waters, and exceptional trophy fish potential. The bay's unique geology features old beach rocks and submerged serpulid reefs that create prime fish habitat, while its average depth of just 2 to 5 feet creates expansive, shallow flats. This combination of structure, nutrient-rich water, and relative seclusion makes Baffin Bay a premier destination for anglers targeting record-class inshore species.