Virginia Beach Fishing Reports
Virginia Beach Fishing Report
Spring fishing is heating up in Virginia Beach, with inshore waters producing excellent catches of Redfish (Puppy Drum), Flounder, and Speckled Trout. Warmer temperatures have fish actively feeding in the shallows, making this a great time for light tackle fishing. Cobia season is approaching, and early sightings suggest a strong bite in the coming weeks for offshore anglers. The bay waters are producing steady action, with anglers reporting success using live bait and soft plastics. Whether you're fishing the creeks, inshore flats, or heading offshore, now is the perfect time to book a charter and get in on the action!
We get these questions frequently. What fish are biting in Virginia Beach right now? Currently, Redfish, Flounder, and Speckled Trout are the main inshore targets, while Cobia are starting to show up offshore. Bay fishing is also productive with a mix of species biting on live bait. What’s the best bait for Redfish and Flounder? For Redfish, soft plastics, live shrimp, and cut bait work well, while Flounder prefer live minnows, Gulp! baits, and jigging near structure. When is the best time to book a Cobia fishing charter? The prime Cobia season in Virginia Beach runs from late spring through summer, with peak fishing typically from May to August. Booking early ensures you get the best dates during the migration!
Ready to fish? Puttin In Sport Fishing with Captain Preston Hukill offers expert-guided charters to put you on the bite!
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