Spring has sprung both meteorologically (March 1) and astronomically (March 20) which means you have no excuse for not having plans for fishing this year. Once 2025 is gone, it’s gone for good.
But no worries—tah-dah!—this (not so) humble scribe is here to help.
In this month’s—and next month’s—editions of the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) Notes from the Field fishing newsletter, I’m putting together a list of the top 10 fishing waters in Virginia. Part I, which you’re reading now, is on rivers, and Part II, which runs next month, will be on lakes.
Just so you know, I’m not ranking these wonderful waters—and, of course, not everyone will agree with my list—but I think these are some of the Old Dominion rivers in which you may want to wet a line this year.
READ MORE from Peter Brookes: https://dwr.virginia.gov/blog/10-top-virginia-fishing-waters-rivers/
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