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Lower Chesapeake Bay Fishing Report for June 3 – 9, 2024

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For the anglers looking for an Eastern Shore Fishing Report, Hampton fishing report, Buckroe Beach Fishing Report, or York River fishing report, look no further. Every week we bring you a report for those anglers interested in a Cape Charles fishing report and a Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel fishing report and for every location in the Lower Chesapeake Bay. For our guys looking for the Virginia fishing report, we’ve got you covered.

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This week we’re talking to Captain Zach Castro with (web) Knot Tuggin Sportfishing & (FB) Knot Tuggin Facebook for the Offshore report targeting Tuna. Captain Zach shares key insights for lures, safety and boat operation, to improve your chances of raising and catching those delicious yellowfin and jumbo big-eye that swim off our coast. When he’s ‘Knot’ running the tugboat, he offers up to 6 person charters onboard a spacious and well appointed 35’ Carolina Classic that is a proven tuna killing machine. Contact: (757) 685-6873

Captain Shawn Shapiro Sea Mee Sportfishing brings us the nearshore report and we talk about a recent EPIC day of Cobia fishing, landing over 25 cobia with several in the 60 pound range. We also discuss some nearshore wreck fishing for seabass and specifically dive into the topic of Flounder fishing, discussing the right tackle, rod/reel, bait, ideal conditions and more! Contact: (757) 802-8468

The final report is an inshore report from Captain Kenny Mills with Sea Shift Sportfishing, where we get into what’s biting near the mouth of the bay, with cobia and redfish being the primary species targeted, discussing strategy for how captains can work together, communicate and catch as many bull red drum as possible! The key takeaway is that you want to be slow in your approach, pay close attention to your wake and the direction the fish are swimming, and be considerate to the other captains around you! Captain Kenny shares about the incredible success they have been having with those Reds, to the point his charter was so worn out they took the hooks off their plugs just to enjoy the fishing blowing up on top water!! Contact: (757) 681-1099

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