Fishing Charters in Virginia
Browse fishing charters in Virginia that can help you catch spot.


Nauti Dog Sportfishing
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Experience Virginia Beach fishing charters like never before! Captain Kaleb Underwood and Nauti Dog Sportfishing offer thrilling fishing adventures!


Backlash Sportfishing
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Virginia Beach Fishing Charters Welcome to Backlash Sportfishing- Virginia Beach Fishing Charters, with Captain Steve Richardson aboard the Beautiful Custom Built 56' Carolina Style Custom Boat. The


It’S A Shore Thang Charters
Cape Charles, Virginia
Shore Thang Charters. Fishing charters. Fishing guide. inshore fishing. offshore fishing. Chesapeake Bay. Virginia. boat guide. boat trip. fishing trip. redfish. mackerel. black drum. rockfish. mahi mahi. tuna.


Beach Bum Charters
King George, Virginia
Fishing charter service for the Potomac River Chesapeake bay. Beach Bum Charters LLC King George Va. We also offer beach trips, and sunset cruises.


Island Queen Inland Charters
Chincoteague, Virginia


Citations Only Guide Service
Colonial Heights, Virginia


Shenandoah Lines Fly
Crozet, Virginia
Explore Shenandoah Lines’ fly fishing services in Central VA, including half and full day guided trips, casting lessons, and fly tying classes.


Virginia River Guides
Lexington, Virginia
We are confident in the quality, diversity, and beauty of the waters we fish. Come see us and fish the legendary rivers of Virginia. We float and wade the James, Jackson, and Maury rivers.


Virginia Fly Fishing Guide John Roberts Flyfishing
Lexington, Virginia
John Robert's Fly Fishing Adventures located in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia offers the best trout fly fishing in Virginia. John Roberts is your guide offering 50+ years of flyfishing expertise on Virginia Streams.


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Best Time to Catch Spot
Peak season: May, June. Also good: April, July, August. Right now in February, activity is poor.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Spot
Virginia Beach is a prime location for spot fishing, particularly in the late summer and early fall as they migrate into the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. These tasty panfish are abundant and easily accessible, making them a popular target for families and anglers of all skill levels. Focus your efforts in the Lynnhaven River, Rudee Inlet, and the lower Chesapeake Bay. They are often found schooling near the bottom in these areas. A classic two-hook bottom rig baited with bloodworms or squid is your best bet. A local tip: try using smaller hooks, as spot have relatively small mouths. If you're fishing from shore, the Virginia Beach Fishing Pier and First Landing State Park offer excellent access. Boat anglers can launch from numerous ramps around the Lynnhaven River. Keep an eye on the tides, as spot fishing tends to be best during periods of moving water.
How to Catch Spot
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Spot in Virginia Beach.
Spot Fishing Regulations in Virginia
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
No limit
Size Limit
No size limit
License Required
Saltwater fishing license
None
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Virginia state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait for catching spot in Virginia Beach?
Spot love bloodworms, but they'll also readily take small pieces of shrimp, squid, or even artificial lures like small curly-tail grubs.
Do I need a license to fish for spot in Virginia?
Yes, you need a valid Virginia saltwater fishing license to legally fish for spot in Virginia Beach and other saltwater locations.
Are there any size or bag limits for spot in Virginia?
No, there are currently no size or bag limits for spot in Virginia's saltwater waters. You can keep what you catch.
Where are some good spots to catch spot near Virginia Beach?
Look for spot around piers, docks, and in the Lynnhaven River. They tend to congregate in areas with structure and some current.
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