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Freshwater Fishing Guides - Bass, Catfish, and Trout
Freshwater Fishing in Virginia
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Bass Fishing Guides
Northern Piedmont
Bass (largemouth, smallmouth, spotted, and striped) fishing is an almost year-round sport in
Virginia. Largemouth bass are available in all types of waters from small streams to large
reservoirs. Smallmouth bass are the primary game fish in most inland river systems and are also
available in some reservoirs. Stripers are plentiful in most major VA reservoirs and tidal rivers.
Virginia. Largemouth bass are available in all types of waters from small streams to large
reservoirs. Smallmouth bass are the primary game fish in most inland river systems and are also
available in some reservoirs. Stripers are plentiful in most major VA reservoirs and tidal rivers.
The Northern Piedmont Region features Lake Anna and the upper James, Rappahannock,
and Potomac Rivers.
and Potomac Rivers.
Southern Piedmont
The Southern Piedmont Region features Virginia's two largest reservoirs - Smith Mountain
Lake and Buggs Island (Kerr Lake).
Lake and Buggs Island (Kerr Lake).
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Tidewater
Bass fishing in the Tidewater Region is dominated by the Tidal Rivers (Potomac, Rappahannock,
and James); however, excellent fishing is also available in many small lakes and reservoirs.
and James); however, excellent fishing is also available in many small lakes and reservoirs.
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Southern Mountain
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Northern Mountain
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Catfishing Guides
Trout/Flyfishing Guides
Virginia's tidal river catfishing is second-to-none. The James River, in particular, is known to
yield giant cats on a regular basis. Although many of the guides listed above will guide for
catfish as well as bass on their home waters, these guides focus on Virginia's big tidal cats.
yield giant cats on a regular basis. Although many of the guides listed above will guide for
catfish as well as bass on their home waters, these guides focus on Virginia's big tidal cats.
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Southern Mountain
Northern Mountain
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