Redfish Resurgence in The Mid-Atlantic Region is Astonishing!
Redfish are capable of living up to 50 years, an incredible feat in the saltwater environment!
READ MORE ›Adventures: Virginia
Muzzleloader Deer Hunt Ends With Chilling Conclusion
I had a doe for the freezer…some tasty venison. Unfortunately, that was the same thought of someone else.
READ MORE ›For Pure Fishing Fun, go After Flounder!
If you live near the East Coast or Gulf Coast there’s likely a flounder fishing spot within driving distance!
READ MORE ›Virginia’s Overlooked Walleye Fishing
How good is the walleye fishing in the Old Dominion? Well, the “historical” state record weighed 22 pounds!
READ MORE ›Flounder Fishing is Excellent Near Wachapreague, Virginia!
Virginia’s seaside town of Wachapreague has a well-deserved reputation as a flounder or “fluke” hot spot.
READ MORE ›Virginia Saltwater Anglers Catch 5,000 Trophy Fish
Anglers in the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament last year hauled in 5,040 fish that qualified for awards!
Chesapeake Bay, tidal rivers, and the offshore waters of the Atlantic hauled in 5,040 fish that qualified for awards in the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament, according to director Lewis Gillingham.
READ MORE ›Antler Problems That Cause Death
Steve L. from Virginia
writes to ask about a shed he found. “I found a shed antler that had part of
the pedicle attached to the base of the antler. Since the pedicle is part of
the frontal bone, and overlays the brain, wouldn’t this cause the buck to die?”
Virginia Landowners: Leave My Bucks Alone
Tony S. from Virginia
writes to ask about deer damage kills. “It seems to me that if a farmer has
crop damage and wants crop damage permits to shoot
deer, they should only shoot does. In the area I hunt, it seems that our buck
sightings are down, and the rumors are that farmers are hammering bucks with
their crop damage permits. Do you know anything about this?”
Keeping Deer Out Of The Garden
Jan W. from Virginia writes to ask about deer in her garden. "Other
than an electric or tall fence, is there anything I can do to keep deer out of
my garden? I’ve heard that mothballs or human hair may work. Do they?"