Norfolk Fish Species

Common Questions:

What types of fish can I catch with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing in Norfolk?

With Goin’ Anyways SportFishing, you can catch a diverse range of species, including Cobia, Red Drum, Spanish Mackerel, Flounder, and Black Drum. Our experienced crew will guide you to the best spots for these popular Norfolk fish.

When is the best time to fish for Cobia in Norfolk?

The best time to fish for Cobia in Norfolk is typically from late spring to early summer. These fish are known for their aggressive feeding habits during this period, making it an ideal time for a productive charter with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing.

What are the best fishing techniques for catching Red Drum in Norfolk?

Red Drum in Norfolk are best caught using live bait or cut bait. Techniques such as bottom fishing and drift fishing are effective for targeting these powerful fish. Our team at Goin’ Anyways SportFishing will provide guidance on the best methods for a successful catch.

Can I target Spanish Mackerel during a specific season with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing?

Yes, Spanish Mackerel are most active from late spring through early fall. This is when they are plentiful in Norfolk’s waters. Book a trip with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing during these months to increase your chances of a good catch.

What is the typical size of Flounder caught in Norfolk?

Flounder caught in Norfolk typically range from 15 to 25 inches, although larger specimens can be found. Our inshore fishing trips with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing provide opportunities to catch these delicious flatfish.

Are there any size or bag limits for Black Drum in Norfolk?

Yes, there are size and bag limits for Black Drum in Norfolk. As of current regulations, the minimum size limit is 16 inches, and the bag limit is 5 per person. Goin’ Anyways SportFishing ensures you adhere to all local regulations for a responsible fishing experience.

What types of bait are best for catching Cobia in Norfolk?

For catching Cobia in Norfolk, live bait such as eel or menhaden is highly effective. Goin’ Anyways SportFishing provides the best bait and techniques to help you target these impressive fish successfully.

Can I fish for Redfish from a charter boat with Goin’ Anyways SportFishing?

Absolutely! Redfish are a popular target during our Norfolk fishing charters. Our experienced crew at Goin’ Anyways SportFishing will take you to the prime spots for catching these prized fish.

How do the fishing conditions affect the catch of Spanish Mackerel in Norfolk?

Fishing conditions such as water temperature, tides, and weather can significantly impact the catch of Spanish Mackerel. Goin’ Anyways SportFishing uses local knowledge and experience to optimize fishing conditions and enhance your chances of success.

What other species can I expect to encounter during a Norfolk fishing trip?

In addition to Cobia, Red Drum, Spanish Mackerel, Flounder, and Black Drum, you may encounter other species such as Sheepshead, Bluefish, and Trout. Our comprehensive Norfolk fishing charters are designed to provide a diverse and exciting fishing experience.

A Goin’ Anyways SportFishing Fishing Charter targets the top Norfolk Fish species including Black Drum, Bluefish, Cobia, Flounder, Redfish, Black Seabass, Bull Shark, Sheepshead, Spadefish, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, Tautog. We primarily Fish the Chesapeake Bay, Fishermans Cove, Little Creek, Varian Lake.