Fishing in Virginia

Virginia fishing is for pro-fisherman and novices alike, with activities ranging from deep-sea fishing in the Atlantic, to a relaxing fly fishing Virginia vacation along one of Virginia's lakes or rivers. Virginia Beach fishing, as well as charter fishing Virginia Beach are two of Virginia's most popular fishing vacations.

Fly fishing Virginia is a fantasy of many city slickers and suburbanites who've yet to find the time to enjoy a great weekend of Virginia fishing. To enjoy fly fishing Virginia it can be as easy as making a reservation at Captain Stan Custom Charters, a Virginia Beach fishing outfit. Just tell Captain Stan why it is you'd most enjoy fly fishing Virginia waters and he'll set you up with a professional fishing guide in Chesapeake Bay. Captain Stan will provide all necessary equipment and all you fly fishing Virginia fans out there need only bring sunscreen, food and something cold to drink (preferably non-alcoholic to ward off any fly-in-the-mouth fishing accidents).

Other Virginia Beach fishing operations such as Mary P. Charters Sportfishing and Tours will take you offshore for Blue/White Marlin, Wahoo, Tuna and Mahi Mahi. Captain Larry of Mary P. Charters will also see to it that your catch is cleaned and bagged for the ride home, helping you to avoid all the messy fish guts associated with charter fishing Virginia Beach. All tackle & fishing licenses are provided from this charter fishing Virginia Beach outfit, as well as ice for your drinks and food. Captain Larry will also provide a mate to watch over all Virginia Beach fishing daredevils to ensure your safety and comfort along the way. This charter fishing Virginia Beach company can accommodate up to 4 people, and for whale watching, up to 6.

Besides Virginia Beach fishing, try trout fishing in Virginia at Historic Long Branch.

Fish a private pond stocked with over 300 10' - 12' Rainbow Trout. This trout fishing in Virginia company advises you to take your catch home for dinner and share your reward with the family. Admission: $10.50 for ages 12 & under and $12.50 for adults & teens, $1.00 Discount for Early Registration. Bring your own worms and equipment, and as much enthusiasm as you've got for trout fishing in Virginia (the fish can sense it, so they say).

For other Virginia Beach fishing adventures or Virginia fishing options throughout the state, contact the visitor bureaus for your desired lake, bay or marina. You can also check online or in the yellow pages for charter fishing tours as well as activities suitable for younger ones. You might also ask at your hotel concierge desk about fishing packages or other fishing day trips in your area. Another good way to find the best fishing spots is to simply head down to the water, and ask the guy with the biggest bucket of fish where he's been and where he's going.