The lower Chesapeake Bay between the York and Rappahannock rivers offers visitors a wide variety of recreational opportunities, as well as a rich historic background. The York River and the surrounding terrain have contributed to Yorktown's prominent rol...
Of course my 3rd attempt was Katie's first and she got a bigger one.... 🙄
Cobia with a Bait
Took me three day trips over the course of many years to finally nab my first cobia but I finally got one!
Cobia with a Bait
Caught on a Berkley Gulp Alive swimming mullet pearl white. fished during slack tide and few hours into outgoing tide.
9.0 in. White Perch with a Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnows
The Yorktown Fishing Pier is located at the Yorktown Beach, which has public restrooms and shower facilities available. The pier is open year round and there is no license required for fishing from t...
Gloucester Point Fishing Pier is a T-head fishing pier on the York River and is part of the Gloucester Point Beach Park. The park also has a boat ramp, beaches, swimming areas,picnic areas, showers, ...
One of the better largemouth bass lakes in the area. Other species include; bluegill, yellow perch, chain pickerel, and northern pike. A permit is required for fishing.
Primarly a largemouth bass, bluegill, and crappie fishery this reservoir provides good opportunities for fishing.
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