what kind of saltwater fish can be caught in the cheaspeake bay , VA?
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striper fishing is the best there
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Well here in NC, I fish all over, but mainly for bass.... Shearron Harris, Kerr, and Falls of the Neuse River up by the Triad are all great for bass, crappie and blue gill as well as catfish at night.  Catfish abound on the Cape Fear River... even up to 60 lbs.... and you can catch stripped bass as well.  Tillery and Wyllie are great out by Ashboro and Charolotte for large and small mouth bass, crappie, bluegill and brim... and an occasional reddress.  The lakes on Ft Bragg are well stocked for catfish and bass... seven lakes total.  Bluette Falls on the Pee Dee River near Rockingham is well know for blue catfish and some pretty good channels too.  Bass are pretty good on the topside of the dam too... especially if you have a boat. The are plenty of trout in the mountain streams and a bunch of great lakes for fishing.  And my last hotspot....the New River along the Virginia line.... smallmouth heaven.
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Yes, there is such a thing as butterfish, (Poronotus triacanthus) also known as dollarfish, shiner, skipjack, sheepshead or harvestfish.  They are usually found in the Atlantic coast of North America from the offing of South Carolina, and from coastal North Carolina waters to the outer coast of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton; northward as a stray to the Gulf of St.  Lawrence and to the south and east coasts of Newfoundland; southward to Florida in deep water.\n\nCheck out the informative link on the species.
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1) Farmington River especially in people forest state park area\n2) Housitonic River Near Housitonic meadows camp grounds\n3) Naugatuck River from Torrington down to Beacon Falls\n\nAll three have catch and release area as well as areas where taking trout is permissible, check the regs before you fish :)
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I would go to a pet store and ask for guidance. They carry salt water fish, etc and would know what you needed to sustain life for marine life.
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You should be able to find plenty of accessable areas to fish plastic worms from the bank.  Look for coves, inlets with grassy bottom.  Also fish visible and submerged points, and don't forget the occasional dock or two.  Also, if you can't afford a boat and want to access more areas, try a float tube.  They are easy to use and pretty cheap.  Good luck.
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The best tasting fish are either bass or walleye.  Not sure if bass would live in your area or not, though.  \nAs for either, you would be well off to ask someone local about fishing that particular area, as depending on conditions, time of year, etc. you can get wildly different reactions to the same fishing technique.
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in water or a fish market or fish bowl
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In Alaska we use Squid, and some plugs, go to a fish shop and ask for plugs,  squid is good for freshwater and salty water, however plugs with a little bit of squid on them work great for trolling.
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Southeast Florida is the place with the most action. Palm Beach on south to the Keys is where you can find mahi mahi also sailfish, tarpon and other game fish. Farther north into the Carolinas you'll find bluefish and stripers still active. If looking farther north you can find winter flounder and cod in the northeast but conditions are cold and miserable.
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Lake Cogimond is great for Bass as well as the coast of Ma. for Saltwater fishing. Do a search for Fishing Reports in Ma. area and you will be directed to some good fishing holes as well as conditions and what to use. Tight Lines!!
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Freshwater Fishing Locations: Amos Lake, Bantam Lake, Bashan Lake, Beach Pond, Bigelow Pond, Candlewood Lake, Colebrook Reservoir, Connecticut River, Crystal Lake, Eagleville Lake, East Twin Lake, Farmington River, Fenton River, Gardner Lake, Hammonasset River, Hop River, Highland Lake, Hockanum River, Housatonic River,  Lake Hayward, Lake Saltonstall, Lake Zoar, Maltby Lakes, Mansfield Hollow Reservoir, Mashapaug Lake, Mill River, Mt. Hope River, Moodus Reservior, Natchaug River, Naugatuck River, New Haven Breakwall, Rogers Lake, Salmon River, Saugatuck Reservoir, Scantic River, Shenipsit Lake, Shetucket River, Squantz Pond,l Ten Mile River, Thames River, Willimantic River, Wononscopomuc Lake, Wyassup Lake.
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I don't know, but I can tell you how to find out.Type "Bucks county fishing", into your search engine and all sorts of web pages come up.  I did but don't know what kind of fishing your looking to do so try it and you'll find what you need.Good luck!
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Go get a zebco rod and reel combo, preferably a 33 classic.  thats the best to start with. Then it depends on what fish you are trying to catch. If your in the south and trying to catch crappie or bass, get you a spinnig jig like a roadrunner.Also try live bait like minnows.  you can also catch bass on a plastic worm. If you want to catch some catfish, get some chicken livers(gross) they work magic. If your up north and want to catch pike or other stuff like that, I can't help you.
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Check the local bait shops. There is one on A1A heading toward Old Mayport (the Ferry)"I can't remember the name of the place. Great people there. Catch one for me!!!! I sure miss my hometown....Jacksonville
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I think Lake Worth in Fort Worth had one but not sure if it is still operating.\n\nCame back to edit. Lake Worth had a hatctery and still might. There was a small catfish farm on Whitesettlement Roed where you payed to catch their catfish but I am pretty sure it is now gone. Was more like a large farm tank.\n\nCall Ben at Lake Park Marine in Lewisville as he may know if any are around there. 972-436-8422.
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they are starting to pick up out there i would wait a month and it should be hitting.If your interested in other species as well ,the white sea bass are biting when the weather is good and you can fish around the kelp areas for calico's and yellows .you can check witht e boats that go out of santa barbara area the usually have a fishing report daily that will que you in as when to head out there.\ngood luck