Sep 05 2024
As the season changes, so do the fishing patterns in the lower Chesapeake Bay. The arrival of fall brings cooler temperatures and winds that stir the bay’s waters, leading to a phenomenon known as “Fall Turnover.” This mixing of water layers distributes nutrients and oxygen more evenly, affecting where fish can be found. Anglers may …
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Aug 26 2024
As the Labor Day weekend approaches, anglers in Virginia are gearing up for what promises to be an exciting few days of fishing. The waters are teeming with a variety of species, offering something for every fishing enthusiast. Flounder fishing has been particularly rewarding, with the lower bay areas such as the HTRB and the …
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Aug 26 2024
Competition at the highest level of this sport involves many factors. Skill, presentation, local knowledge, angling prowess, boat handling and team chemistry all come into play. The stakes are especially high when the field is comprised of the top boats on the Eastern seaboard. So when one team wins the championship trophy twice in four …
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Aug 18 2024
Spanish Mackerel are still being reeled in by many anglers, with some impressive hauls reported along the oceanfront as these fish commence their seasonal departure from the bay. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT) is proving to be a prime spot for increasing flounder catches, rivaling the consistent yields from ocean wrecks. With spot now more …
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Aug 11 2024
The upcoming weather forecast looks promising with calmer seas and clearer skies. This should make for excellent fishing conditions both inshore and offshore. King mackerel encounters are picking up along the oceanfront, several nice ones have been landed. Live menhaden, fished on a king rig is the preferred bait for trophy fish. But #4 drone …
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Aug 03 2024
Fishing enthusiasts are in for a treat as the Virginia Flounder season hits its peak, with large fish over 24 inches being frequently caught. For those looking to capitalize on this season, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT) is a prime location. The best bait for Virginia Flounder includes finger mullet, which is a significant part …
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Jul 28 2024
The Virginia saltwater fishing scene is bustling with activity, offering a diverse range of species for anglers to target. Spanish Mackerel are abundant, with most anglers using Clark and Drone spoons trailed behind diving planers or inline sinkers to attract these swift predators. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT) is a hotspot for Sheepshead, with fiddler …
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Jul 21 2024
There’s lots of bait and warm water on the beach. And there’s some good Spanish mackerel fishing happening, with better than average size fish being caught. Most are trolling Clark or Drone spoons behind plainer boards or inline sinkers. Smoker, king mackerel should start showing up anytime. Live bait such as menhaden or spot are …
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Jul 13 2024
There’s world class fishing taking place in our backyard! Huge schools of red drum have been surfacing daily in the lower Bay. As long as no one spooks them, some days angers can sight cast them for an hour or more. Cobia are throughout the bay now, the lower bay is still the best location. …
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Jul 07 2024
As the summer heat intensifies, so does the action in the deep blue waters off the coast of Virginia Beach. Anglers are gearing up for what is anticipated to be a peak season in July and August for offshore bluewater action. The recent reports are a testament, with boats heading north returning with tuna, while …
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Jun 29 2024
As we cast our lines and reflect on the freedom to enjoy the bountiful waters of Virginia, let’s take a moment this 4th of July to honor the brave souls who have made such liberties possible. From the serene shores of the Chesapeake Bay to the flowing currents of the Gulfstream, every catch is a …
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Jun 23 2024
There’s little change from last week’s fishing report. There’s a variety of species to target this time of year, and the newest arrivals are AJ’s and Tarpon! Big Amberjacks are at the towers, windmills and over near shore wrecks and reefs. Virginia Tarpon have begun arriving in their usual holes behind the islands on the …
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Jun 15 2024
Not sure where to start! Just about everything’s available now! Inshore, Red Drum, Cobia, Spadefish, Sheepshead, Flounder, Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel. Offshore, Tuna, Dolphin, Marlin, Tilefish and Seabass. Big Red Drum are showing throughout the lower Bay and along the Virginia Beach oceanfront. Anglers are having success sight casting and bottom fishing. Most hook ups …
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Jun 08 2024
The Virginia inshore saltwater fishing season is in full swing now! Just about every species is in place. Cobia action remains good along the oceanfront and inside the bay, the capture season opens June 15th! Spanish Mackerel are available to trollers from Sandbridge to Cape Henry and Red Drum are popping up off the oceanfront. …
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Jun 03 2024
Long Bay Pointe Bait and Tackle is holding a Customer Appreciation Event, with a cash only Inventory Blowout Sale on the dock. This is the perfect opportunity to stock up on a wide range of equipment, including rods, lines, tackle, gear, and more—all available at unbeatable prices. Meet their dedicated team including Brady Behrman, Connie …
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