We've has some BIG Spot out on the end today. They have been coming in small, brief runs. You kind of have to be here when they bite though. The day runs have been slightly unpredictable. They've had some overnight as well.
Still getting a lot of those Speckled Trout too, but most are just under keeping size.
Remember...
A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work; and you can't catch fish if you stay home!
We recently spoke with a lady up in Gloucester who said they had been getting big Spot up there over the last few weeks but that they have recently disappeared. Since the Bay temp is now below 65 degrees, we can start hoping for that Spot migration run since it seems likely that they are on the move South.
It is a little chilly, but it is not frigid. As long as you dress appropriately (long pants, sweatshirt, jacket, coat, etc.) you should be just fine. We're always happy to keep the coffee pot on!
Please read: All the Lynnhaven Pier Info You Need to Know
http://tinyurl.com/AllPierInfoYouNeed
The majority of your questions can be answered there. Please read that information before sending us a private message to ask something that is answered there; you will receive the above link as your reply.
If the report is not current, please call 757-481-7071 and ask.
Current Bay Temps:
About 63.5 degrees Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel (CBBT)
http://tinyurl.com/ChesapeakeBayTemps
About 63.7 degrees at First Landing/Cape Henry
http://buoybay.noaa.gov/locations/first-landing
Current Weather at the Pier: http://www.wunderground.com/q/zmw:23451.6.99999
Current and Future Weather at the Pier: http://tinyurl.com/WeatherChannel23451
Tides:
Our Tide Charts can be found in this album (they are in order from Left to Right from May Through October):
http://tinyurl.com/2015TideCharts
Lynnhaven Inlet http://tinyurl.com/TidesLynnhavenInlet
Cape Henry http://tinyurl.com/TidesCapeHenry
(For the most accurate tides, use Cape Henry and/or Lynnhaven Inlet for the address - the pier is about half-way between the two points)
Incoming tide is typically better than outgoing tide. Incoming tide is approx. 1 hour after Low up to 1 hour before High.
If you have any trouble with the links, please right-click and choose to open in another tab or window; that sometimes solves the problem.
Still getting a lot of those Speckled Trout too, but most are just under keeping size.
Remember...
A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work; and you can't catch fish if you stay home!
We recently spoke with a lady up in Gloucester who said they had been getting big Spot up there over the last few weeks but that they have recently disappeared. Since the Bay temp is now below 65 degrees, we can start hoping for that Spot migration run since it seems likely that they are on the move South.
It is a little chilly, but it is not frigid. As long as you dress appropriately (long pants, sweatshirt, jacket, coat, etc.) you should be just fine. We're always happy to keep the coffee pot on!
Please read: All the Lynnhaven Pier Info You Need to Know
http://tinyurl.com/AllPierInfoYouNeed
The majority of your questions can be answered there. Please read that information before sending us a private message to ask something that is answered there; you will receive the above link as your reply.
If the report is not current, please call 757-481-7071 and ask.
Current Bay Temps:
About 63.5 degrees Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel (CBBT)
http://tinyurl.com/ChesapeakeBayTemps
About 63.7 degrees at First Landing/Cape Henry
http://buoybay.noaa.gov/locations/first-landing
Current Weather at the Pier: http://www.wunderground.com/q/zmw:23451.6.99999
Current and Future Weather at the Pier: http://tinyurl.com/WeatherChannel23451
Tides:
Our Tide Charts can be found in this album (they are in order from Left to Right from May Through October):
http://tinyurl.com/2015TideCharts
Lynnhaven Inlet http://tinyurl.com/TidesLynnhavenInlet
Cape Henry http://tinyurl.com/TidesCapeHenry
(For the most accurate tides, use Cape Henry and/or Lynnhaven Inlet for the address - the pier is about half-way between the two points)
Incoming tide is typically better than outgoing tide. Incoming tide is approx. 1 hour after Low up to 1 hour before High.
If you have any trouble with the links, please right-click and choose to open in another tab or window; that sometimes solves the problem.
