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Virginia Beach • 25 ft • 6 persons
Double Play Sportfishing brings you right to the center of the action!
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trips fromUS $350
Norfolk • 42 ft • 6 persons
Prowler Fishing Charter will take you on one of the most exciting trips you will ever take, as you explore the rich waters out of Norfolk, VA.
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trips fromUS $425
Virginia Beach • 42 ft • 6 persons
Spend a memorable fishing day with Marcia B Sportfishing and explore the productive waters of Virginia Beach!
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trips fromUS $400
Virginia Beach • 32 ft • 6 persons
Virginia Beach has a fish with your name on it, so let Shelton's Charter Fishing help you catch it! "Captain Chuck called shortly after I booked the trip, we discussed the weather, water, and fishing conditions." — Patrick,
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trips fromUS $425
Cape Charles • 28 ft • 4 persons
Salty Hooker Charters runs daily out of Cape Charles Harbor in Cape Charles Virginia, 23310. "We had been looking forward to a fishing trip on the bay for some time to just get on the water but to also create a memorable experience for my 6 year old granddaughter." — Richard, VA
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trips fromUS $550
Hampton • 27 ft • 4 persons
If you want to explore the waters of world-famous Chesapeake Bay, make sure that a trip with Islander Sportfishing is at the top of your “To-do” list!
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trips fromUS $375
Virginia Beach • 43 ft • 6 persons
Book your next trip with Catherine C. Charters and discover what makes fishing in Virginia Beach unique.
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trips fromUS $400
Virginia Beach • 35 ft • 6 persons
E-FishinSea Charters is proud to welcome you aboard their beautiful boat.
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trips fromUS $400
King George • 27 ft • 4 persons
If fishing in King George is on your bucket list, look no further than Beach Bum Charters. "Captain Wyatt was great for novices and with kids. Overall was a great experience, and I would recommend it!" — Gilbert,
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trips fromUS $600
Woodbridge • 21 ft • 2 persons
The Fishing Detective Guide Agency is located in Marbury and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters.
"Ken is such a great guide. He went above and beyond to make sure we had a fun and comfortable trip." — Eric,
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trips fromUS $250
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Fishing in Virginia
From remote Trout streams to the mighty Chesapeake Bay, and out to the Atlantic, Virginia’s wealth of angling options is something special. Of course, the best way to discover it all is with an experienced guide aboard a Virginia fishing charter. And, thankfully, there are plenty of them.
When it comes to the fish you’ll be targeting, it all depends on where you head. In the rivers and creeks, Trout is the name of the game. Brook, Rainbow, and Brown Trout reign supreme here, with Catfish showing up in deeper spots. Walleye, Panfish, and Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Striped Bass are available in the lakes, so get ready for a fishing frenzy.
Things get even better in saltwater. The Chesapeake Bay is one of the country’s best fisheries, and Striped Bass – or Rockfish, as they’re named here – are always available. Cobia is another prized species, but you could also get your hands on anything from Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, and Flounder to Tautog, Black Seabass, and Triggerfish. And if you head offshore, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, and Billfish are in abundance.
With such a range of fishing on offer, there are plenty of trips to choose from. Beginners and families can get to learn the ropes on trips as short as a couple of hours. But if you want to get the most out of the deep waters, you’ll want at least a full day. You’ll find Virginia fishing charters all around the Chesapeake Bay and along the Atlantic coast, with freshwater guides a little harder to come by in the remote wilderness.
Freshwater anglers will need to get a VA fishing license regardless of whether they’re going out with a guide or on their own. However, if you’re on a saltwater fishing charter, your license will be covered. Your professional captain will also keep you up to date on all the latest bag and size limits.
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