The James River is Virginia's best body of water for catfish. The river boasts the state-record blue cat and remains for many anglers the state's best bet for a trophy. ... [+] Full Article

From below Shenandoah Dam to the community of Alma, river smallmouth addicts can experience 17 miles of some of the finest brown bass action in the Old Dominion. ... [+] Full Article

Tired of sharing your favorite water with hordes of pleasure boaters and other anglers? After-hours fishing for largemouths and smallmouths could be the answer. ... [+] Full Article

When the summer winds down, many anglers put their fishing gear away. Those who know better head for the Potomac River's striper grounds. ... [+] Full Article

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Hooking either of these power and sporting saltwater game fish is a thrill. Doing battle with both on one outing takes the experience to an even higher level. ... [+] Full Article

The kids are out of school and summer is here. This is an ideal time for family members to enjoy time together on nearby Virginia rivers and lakes. Here are four where-to-go options around the state for angling-oriented families. ... [+] Full Article

In Virginia you can match your favorite kind of trout angling to a wide variety of lakes, rivers and creeks. Check these spots out during your next trip. ... [+] Full Article

Diascund Creek Reservoir, and electric trolling motor-only lake, offers anglers a rare combination of quiet and top-quality bass. ... [+] Full Article

Now’s the time when big bass begin to prowl the shallows of your favorite lake or reservoir. These tips will help you to catch (and release) some trophy fish right now. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article