Workers showed up early on Monday morning to install security fencing around Rollover Pass. There were a few people still fishing by late morning, but the fencing was completed by the end of the day. Sheriff’s Deputies are on site to prevent trespassers. The closure of Rollover Pass was authorized by the Texas Legislature in 2009, but for years, the Gilchrist Community Association, caretakers of the Pass, has been fighting this decision in court to keep the pass open. On Monday morning, the GCA issued this PRESS RELEASE.
Nature will cut another new pass at lowest point of least resistance to allow for high tidal flows. Everyone must vote Texas Land Commissioner out office next primary. Ship of fools to mess with Mother Nature…
Don’t understand the above comments. You have know for years Rolloer was oing to be shut down. An now you are whining! Hmmmmm…..
You must be an elected official or work for the government. This was about something much larger than fishing. It was about government overreach (aka imminent domain), peoples lives and the economy of a small community.
The closing is a great disappointment. Many memories of the Pass for fishing and gatherings.
I was involved in motorcycle-car accident and I really can’t walk a long distance. Rollover pass was the only place I could fish comfortably.
So sorry to see this. Many, many years of peace and family fun, teaching kids how to fish!!! Wow. The same reason Rollover opened is the same reason it need to remain!!!!
GLO will make M O N E Y! KIDS and FAMILY MEAN NOTHING to
THEM!!!!!!!!!
So sorry to hear this. Was absolute great place. Next time they try to say they do everything for the children tell them about this. Liars.