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Old 07-30-2005, 08:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Any of you guys fish near Virginia beach?

i'll be spending a week there in october and was wondering whats bitin that time of the year..
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WC, I've never fished Virginia, but I believe the Spottail(Red Drum) will be runnin' pretty hard in Oct. Try some cut mullet or some blue crab for these monsters.

I know down here in Oct the bonnitheads (type of hammerhead shark) are coming into the shallows and rivers to give birth. They are so plentiful that they almost become a pain in the butt. You are only allowed to keep 1, but you'll catch enough to fill a truck! Use squid for the shark and everything else.
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Oh I forgot, the winter trout will be beginning they're run. Nov and Dec are usually when I have the best luck w/them. You may get lucky and snag a few.

Fresh shrimp or cast/retrieve a grub for the trout.
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Old 07-31-2005, 09:09 AM   #4 (permalink)
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i guess the first thing i ought to do is order a chart so i can find some of the more obvious places to go..and i hope your right about the drum..they're fun to catch..they catch some real monsters near there too..
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Red Drum


Cut bait (fresh mullet, spot, menhaden), peeler crabs, artificial lures (spoons, large plugs, jigs)


Bottomfishing with bait on "fishfinder" rig; trolling and casting spoons, plugs and jigs


Surfcasting with bait on Eastern Shore barrier island beaches and baitfishing along interior seaside marshes and Smith Inlet area; baitfishing in Chesapeake Bay along Eastern Shore bayside channel edge from Kiptopeake area to Onancock and shoal areas at the mouth of the Bay; trolling and casting artificial lure in Smith Inlet area


Late April - June; August - October; peak May at Smith Inlet for casting and trolling lures; peak late May - June for Surfcasting; peak middle August - September for Eastern Shore bayside fishing; peak middle September - October for surf-casting and fishing seaside marshes


30 - 50 Pounds


85 lbs., 4 oz.; caught at Wreck Island on Eastern Shore seaside in 1981 by Herman Moore
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thanks for the info stingray..i'll look at it when i get back from the range later tonight..
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