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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May 31 2024
The warming and consistent weather patterns herald an exciting time for saltwater fishing enthusiasts. As the Virginia Beach coast sees water temperatures rise above 70 degrees, the much-anticipated Spanish Mackerel and Spadefish season begins, bringing with it the promise of bountiful catches. Captain Todd Beck and crew aboard Knot Wisn’n Charters, has already experienced a …
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May 23 2024
This Memorial Day weekend, we at Virginia Beach Sport Fishing (VBSF) would like to take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. As we enjoy our time on the water, let’s remember the freedoms …
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May 18 2024
The Black Seabass season reopened May 15th. The bite has been very good; with several boats catching limits of jumbos. The Triangle Reef and Tower Reef are popular spots. Sea bass will bite squid, crab, fresh cut fish, clam strips, shrimp or diamond jigs. Red drum are in their usual spots and now Cobia are joining …
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May 12 2024
Large schools of Red Drum continue to migrate along the coast on their way to their breeding grounds in the Chesapeake Bay. Schools popped up along the oceanfront this week, anglers were able to sight-cast to them. If you don’t find a school on the surface, your best chance at landing one of these beasts …
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May 05 2024
Bluefish made an incredible showing in shallow water this year. Some nice sized fish were landed this week! Spanish Mackerel can’t be far behind! Soon the tidal rips east of the CBBT will be a great place to hook up with both. It’s time to restock your boats tackle drawer, Long Bay Pointe Bait and …
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Apr 28 2024
As the spring season unfolds, the waters of Virginia’s coast have been picking up with activity despite a recent drop in temperature. Last week, Rudee Inlet’s water temperature held steady at a brisk 56 degrees, but that didn’t prevent anglers from picking up some big Bluefish (some tipping the scales at an impressive 10 pounds), …
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Apr 21 2024
As the days grow longer and the waters of Virginia warm, anglers are in for a treat with the variety of fish coming into season. Tautog fishing is currently at its peak. These guys hang in and around underwater structures, wrecks and the rock islands protecting local bridge tunnels. With the Virginia season drawing to …
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Apr 14 2024
The Bay water temperature is approaching that magic 60-degree mark! It’s 57.4 °F at Thimble Shoal. Puppy drum, Speckled Trout and Bluefish are getting hungry inside the inlets and rivers. The Puppy Drum bite has been especially good in the backwaters inside Lynnhaven Inlet. Tautog fishing remains excellent. Look for them around underwater obstructions, wrecks, …
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Apr 07 2024
As the winds calm down over the weekend, anglers in Virginia are gearing up for what seems to be an exciting fishing window. The Tautog, known for their strong fight and delicious taste, are biting well around the islands of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT). Long Bay Pointe Bait and Tackle is well-stocked with Blue …
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Mar 30 2024
As the chill of winter begins to thaw and the waters of Virginia’s coastline warm, anglers gear up for an uptick in fishing. Early April marks the beginning of a vibrant fishing season, with Tautog, Black Drum and Flounder being first up. Anglers are starting to find Black Drum along the Eastern Shore. Long Bay …
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