619bassman

It is shallow, but hey bass love shallow. And there are tons of lilly pads when the weather warms, and they are fun to fish with a frog or some such

I'm in VA Beach, not too far down the road. Although I do normally stay on the south side. If ever down here let me know

sounds good man, being from cali (the land of light line and finesse presentation) plastics are what I learned to fish on. glad to here you had a good day on the water. keep up the good work, good luck

The feeder creeks that run into Back Bay produce pretty well, I fish them in my kayak quite a bit. The Northern part of the bay is where I have done the best, but I've only lived here a year so who knows. I do know that the grass is making a come back and that the fish and game guys just released a bunch of bass into the bay so lets hope things start taking off.

I fish all up and down the north landing from my kayak. I moved to the area last year and am still getting to know the water, but I can tell you that the river is pretty shallow(no prob for a kayak) and the best luck I have had is fishing soft plastics in the cypress knees.

I had a couple of hours before I had to go to work this afternoon and decided to take a quick trip to my local honey hole. There is a storm front moving in so it was warm, cloudy, and windy. I had one monster of a fish shake the hook on a shakey head, and then caught this nice fish on my topwater fave a silver and black chug bug.

Finally after a long winte,r a bass. Not a beast by any means, but a bass none the less. My wife and I both had the day off today, and she decided she wanted to try and go fishing with me. We went to a local pond and I caught this little bass on a wacky rigged senko. my wife hooked into her first bass ever, she did a pretty good job of fighting him but he shook the hook on her. by the time we were ready to head out and get some grub she was the one who kept saying "one more cast". that alone made it a awesome day.

Please PM me and I will give you a link to a site that lists plenty of tournaments in the southeast virginia area, and have links to other club sites in the area. its a good site with lots of good info

VA Beach as you can see. I'm kinda new to the area, been here for about 1/2 a year now. I fish all the lakes and rivers in the area(a lot in suffolk) and spend quite a bit of time pond hopping as well. I fish from a yak.

3/8 rocks. i slay LM and stripers around here with the chrome and black

yeah sweet fish. i got my yak last summer and have loved it. its great fishing the little hard to reach waters others cant get to.

4 to 6 inch strait tail roboworms are it for me. cant beat those

1. Senko(texas or wacky either way it slays um) 2. 1/8 spot remover pro jighead w/ 4in aarons magic roboworm 3. Chug Bug 4. Spook 5. Zoom trick worm

I've caught ducks, turtles, a seagull, and a bat on a topwater once. But the funniest by far was a glove that I caught by ( you guessed it) the middle finger, it was hilarious. my brother and I laughed for a good ten minutes.

Best I fight I everhad was yesterday believe it or not. I was fishing for LMBs at a local lake that runs buy some houses. I had caught 5 or 6 bass in about an hour and was having a great time. The fish came on a combo of a 1/8oz spot remover w/ a 4" roboworm and a 3/8 oz chug bug. I saw a big swirl and chucked the chug bug out after a few feet it got engulfed and i almost crapped myself at the sight of the fish. I had on 12lb floro which in most cases would be pleanty. After about 10 min and a few awesome runs I landed about a 17- 20 lb striper. and of course didnt have my camera, but it was a great even so. P.S hey steven this is joe from east lake but i live in virginia beach now, just thought I'd say hi