Small Pond Fishing Near Suffolk, Virginia

When I go fishing I really enjoy having the peace, quiet and some space to myself. It can be stress free when you just go fishing for fun and not have a care in the world. Some the places I looked online and in person near Suffolk, Virginia to fish are:

Yelp.com
Dgif.virginia.gov
Hookandbullet.com

I first looked online for the best fishing spots to check out near and one of the top google searches Yelp.com was that listed stops which I will share the information with you:

These Amazing Spots Near Suffolk, Virginia Are Perfect To Go Fishing

Few things in the world are more relaxing – or more exciting, depending on the day – than fishing. With so many freshwater lakes and rivers, fishing in Suffolk, Virginia is top-rated. From fly fishing to shore casting, here are some of the best spots to try your luck. Please note, that these aren’t ranked in any particular order, but we have mentioned some of the fish you’re most likely to catch.

1. Lone Star Lakes Park 5 reviews Archery, Parks, Fishing 102 Bob House Pkwytaken the bikes here as well and it’s a nice ride. The park is close enough that we can ride from the house to the park, around the park, and back home and it’s quite the workout! We also… read more
2. Bob’s Fishing Hole 3 reviews Fishing (757) 421-28554243 Battlefield Blvd SBest spot to go fishing.. Bait shop was awesome, they had live bait.. Kid friendly, it’s only a buck to fish on the bank and 5 to launch your boat.. read more
3. Naval Station Norfolk Fishing Pier 2 reviews Fishing 1530 Gilbert StThe MWR office has really improved the on base amenities for Sailors. This new fishing pier is a great spot on base to relax and fish. There is a huge parking lot and a good running… read more
4. Captain Hogg’s Charters 4 reviews Boating, Fishing, Boat Charters (757) 876-1590101 S King StWe had a fantastic time. Captain Chandler Hogg got us to the fish quick. Then First Mate, Brett kept up with our bait and catches. We limited out in both Spade and Mackeral. We will definitely be back and would… read more
5. James River Bridge Fishing Pier 3 reviews Fishing (757) 247-0364 Four of us ventured out to this pier on a weekend evening and though it was raining with a bit of thunder when we got there, the pier was still open for business (at your own risk of course.) There is no… read more

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The secord place I looked online for the best fishing spots to check out near Suffolk, Virginia and one of the top google searches was Dgif.virginia.gov I will share the information with you:

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Virginia Reservoirs Ranked for Largemouth Bass Fishing

DGIF aquatic biologists spend considerable effort and resources to manage, enhance, and protect Largemouth Bass populations in Virginia’s public fishing reservoirs, lakes, and ponds. Most of these waters are sampled each year, or every few years, to assess current Largemouth Bass or Smallmouth Bass population parameters such as age and growth, spawning success, and size distribution. These population samples are generally collected using daytime, boat electrofishing gear targeting bass and are conducted in a manner that allows several comparisons to be made concerning fish populations. Since many Virginia anglers target Largemouth Bass, and fish larger than 15 inches are considered “preferred” nationwide; the following summary contains information about bass over 15 inches collected per hour of electrofishing (CPUE). Memorable sized Largemouth Bass are larger than 20 inches. A few small impoundments contain Smallmouth Bass instead of Largemouth Bass. Smallmouth Bass larger than 14 inches are considered “preferred” and Smallmouth Bass larger than 17 inches are considered “memorable”.

Several factors can bias these data (e.g., weather conditions, fish behavior), but samples were conducted with efforts to minimize these biases. The following is a summary of these data with lakes ranked by CPUE of Largemouth Bass greater than 15 inches and 20 inches and Smallmouth Bass greater than 14 inches and 17 inches which are divided into the four management regions of the state. Those lakes ranked at the top of the table will provide excellent opportunities for anglers to catch quality largemouth bass. You might notice that some of the large lakes are ranked lower than you might expect. Smaller lakes or ponds normally have higher sampling efficiency and will thus rank higher based on this evaluation. This is a guide for anglers to use and not necessarily the entire picture of Virginia bass fisheries but it will provide a good place to start. If you have specific questions about a particular waterbody or its regulations don’t hesitate to contact the local DGIF Regional Office or check out the DGIF website. We hope you find this useful.

Download the Virginia Small Impoundments Bass Fishing Ranking Report (PDF)

When I visit a website for information I only use small part of the article or page and I encourage you to vist all websites I talk about for more information if I didn’t answer your question Dgif.virginia.gov is a great website I find as a great resource for local information I can’t find else where.

The third place I looked online for the best fishing spots to check out near Suffolk, Virginia and one of the top google searches HookandBullet.com I will share the information with you fishing near Suffolk, Virginia:

Fish Species Found in the Suffolk (VA) Area

Largemouth Bass, Bream/Bluegill, Crappie, Pickerel, Redear Sunfish, Striped Bass, Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Catfish, and 5 more

Bodies of Water near Suffolk (VA)

43 Lakes

1,131 Rivers and Streams

361 Reservoirs

664 other

Suffolk Fishing Reports

“Last 2 weekends early from 6-1030 am , have caught good bass 4, 5 , and…” Lake Mead

“I sometimes use bettlespins colors in the many top water rapala minnows…” Lake Burnt Mills

“Two beautiful Bass, one 7 lbs and one 4 lbs and one small Perch. One in…” Western Branch Reservoir

Suffolk (VA) Fishing Spots

Beamon Pond 3.2 milesBranch and Joyner Millpond 8.7 milesBrights Dam 4 milesBrights Lake 4 milesBurnetts Mill Creek 2.5 milesCarbell Swamp 8 milesCedar Creek 7.8 milesCohoon Creek 5.3 milesCouncil Swamp 6.8 milesDragon Swamp 7.4 milesGodwin-Culpepper Dam 4.3 milesIssac Walton Dam 4.4 milesIssac Walton Lake 4.4 milesLake Burnt Mills 8.1 milesLake Burnt Mills 8.1 milesLake Burnt Mills Dam 8.1 milesLake Cohoon 3.1 milesLake Cohoon Dam 3.2 milesLake Kilby 1.1 milesLake Kilby Dam 1.1 milesLake Mead 1.3 milesLake Mead Dam 1.3 milesLake Meade 1.3 milesLake Meade & Cohoon Bait & Tackle 2.9 milesLake Prince 5.9 milesLake Prince Dam 5.9 milesLuter Pond 4 milesMurphy Pond 3.1 milesOyster House Creek 6.4 milesPerry Minnow Farm 7.5 milesPitchkettle Creek 2.4 milesPrudens Millpond 8.7 milesRiddick Pond 7.6 milesRountree North Dam 4.1 milesRountree North Pond 4.1 milesRountree South Dam 3.2 milesRountree South Pond 3.2 milesSadler Pond 2.6 milesScruggs Pond 7.1 milesShingle Creek 1.2 milesSpeights Run 3.8 milesSpeights Run Dam 2.7 milesSpeights Run Reservoir 2.7 milesStar Creek 6 milesWestern Branch Dam 5 milesWestern Branch Nansemond River 4.3 milesWestern Branch Reservoir 5 milesWestern Branch Reservoir 5.2 milesWilroy Cove 6.3 milesView Map

Fishing Guides near Suffolk (VA)

AquaMan Sportfishing

“They know how to get it…”

from $550.00

Fishy Bizness

“I love teaching people…”

from $300.00

Four Winds Chartering

“Just want to let Mike…”

from $44.00

“So-Sy Fly, Tie & Guide”

Casters Fly Shop Guiding Service

Outer Banks Fly Fishing and Light

Albemarle Angler Fishing Guides

Chris Newsome Fishing Guides

Speckulater Guiding Service

Angler’s Lane Guiding Service

National Bass Guide Service

Conclusion

Hope this post was helpful to you and that you have a very successful trip fishing with your friends and family! Check out the other sections of my blog for more tips on ThebookOnGoneFishing.

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