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06-21-2024 Fishing Report.
Fishing Report
06-21-2024
Hello folks, this is TJ with this week's fishing report. While many small catches were the norm, we also saw some impressive drum and cobia action. Hope you're ready for a fantastic weekend on the water!
James River Pier
The James River Pier was bustling with activity, as anglers reeled in a variety of species. Spot, croakers, and sea bass were plentiful, with a few anglers boasting impressive flounder hauls. Notably, the catfish and puppy drum were making a splash among the community, providing both challenge and excitement for those at the pier.
James T Wilson
At James T Wilson, the diversity of catches was remarkable. From the shimmering scales of Spanish mackerel to the formidable cobia, every cast promised a new adventure. Drum, trout, and perch were in good numbers, while the flounder, blues, and small seabass offered a variety of experiences for anglers of all skills.
Fort Monroe Piers
The historic Fort Monroe Piers were not just a sightseeing spot this week, as anglers found themselves amidst a flurry of fishing success. The Spanish mackerel danced at the end of lines, while drum and trout provided a test of skill. The perch, flounder, blues, and small seabass rounded out the catch, ensuring everyone went home with a story to tell.
The Green Mile Pier
Known for its serene atmosphere, The Green Mile Pier was a hotspot for those seeking the elusive puppy drum. Anglers shared tales of triumph and the one that got away, as they navigated the waters for trout, flounder, blues, and small seabass. The camaraderie was palpable, with seasoned fishers sharing tips with newcomers under the summer sky.
Ocean View Pier
Over at Ocean View Pier, the vibrant community of anglers was treated to a show by the Spanish mackerel and cobia, each catch a testament to the angler's patience and prowess. The trout, perch, and flounder were in abundance, while the blues and small seabass provided quick action for those ready for a challenge.
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