Mar 24 2024
As the chill of early spring lingers over Virginia, anglers are finding that the cooler weather has slightly tempered the pace of fishing. Puppy Drum are showing some active presence in Rudee Inlet, Little Creek, and Lynnhaven Inlet. Connie at Long Bay Pointe reports Trout and Puppy Drum are hitting cut Shrimp and Crab back …
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Mar 17 2024
As spring unfolds, the aquatic landscape begins to stir with life. The water temperatures on the flats and in the shallows is currently in the mid to upper 50’s, inching ever closer to the pivotal 60-degree mark. This subtle warming heralds the arrival of various fish species to the inshore waters, offering anglers some exciting …
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Mar 08 2024
As the days grow longer and the weather warms up, Virginia’s waters come alive with fishing opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a novice, there’s something for everyone. Let’s dive into what awaits you. Tautog Action (March) By the end of March, tautog enthusiasts can rejoice! These hard-fighting fish are known for their tasty …
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Feb 29 2024
As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, the fishing action will start heating up. Here’s what anglers can expect. Puppy Drum (Red Drum) Action Inside Inlets: Puppy Drum are becoming more active inside some of the inlets. These fish are responding to the increasing daylight hours and the warmer water temperatures. Anglers should start finding …
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Dec 31 2023
The 2023 fishing season closed out with a bang, when one of the most memorable events in years took place with the appearance of schools of giant bluefin tuna. They were between the Chesapeake Bay Buoy and the Chesapeake Light Tower. They were a challenge and a thrill for anglers. They should hang around into …
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Dec 10 2023
Giant Bluefin Tuna have shown up in numbers off Virginia Beach. The fish are strung out from Morehead City NC to Maryland. Slot size fish have been caught in 50 to 60 feet of water off Smith Island, where there are a lot of Omega Menhaden boats competing for their food source. Oversized fish have …
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Nov 25 2023
Happy Thanksgiving! The Bay’s water temperature is currently hovering in the high 50s, which means that Tautog fishing is improving at the CBBT Islands and on the lower bay’s wrecks and reefs. Blue crab is the most effective bait, but Togs will also take mole crabs, clams and whelk. Speckled Trout and Puppy Drum are …
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Nov 17 2023
One of the benefits of cooler water temperatures is the speckled trout bite, which are delicious to eat. If you are lucky enough to catch some, you might be wondering how to cook them in a way that brings out their flavor and texture. Here are three great recipes that you can try at …
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Nov 10 2023
Today VBSF honors and celebrates the brave men and women who have served our country with courage and dedication. They have sacrificed so much for our freedom and security, and we owe them our deepest gratitude and respect. We also remember those who gave their lives in the line of duty, and we keep them …
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Oct 27 2023
One of the most rewarding experiences for anglers is to catch a Red Drum in the surf. These powerful fish put up a great fight and reward you with a memorable catch. Frank Marble and friends had an amazing time last week fishing Sandbridge, when they encountered ideal conditions and plenty of Drum. Using …
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Oct 14 2023
Fall is a great time to enjoy fishing. The Bay water temperature has decreased to 68.0 degrees, which makes the fish more active. The rockfish season opened in Bay and its tributaries on October 4th and will last until December 31st. You can find them near bridges, old piers and docks. Fishing under lights at …
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Oct 01 2023
October is here, and with it comes a change in the fishing scene. Some of the summer fish start to leave, the waterways become less crowded, and the fish become more active. It’s a wonderful time of the year to be on the water, weather permitting. Flounder fishing in the Bay is winding down, but …
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Sep 17 2023
If you’re looking for some fishing action, you’ve got plenty of options. Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel are biting, and you can catch them pretty easily. Red Drum are leaving the Bay and heading to the ocean, so you might want to catch them while you can. The CBBT is a hot spot for them right …
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Sep 11 2023
Hurricane Lee is on the radar of many anglers, but it seems that it will not affect the local fishing conditions much, except for some big swells. The lower bay and the oceanfront are good spots to troll for Spanish Mackerel, and maybe some King Mackerel and Albacore as well. Red drum are leaving the …
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Sep 04 2023
The weather and fishing report for this week is very promising, with a variety of species biting well in different locations. Here are the highlights: Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel are abundant in the bay and along the oceanfront, providing anglers with fast and furious action. These fish are aggressive and can be caught on spoons, …
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