Virginia
On the first day of the 2012 Virginia spring season, I journeyed to the Franklin County farm where I have…»
With June rolling around, the opportunity to catch some fish with the family is peaking. Many fish have just finished…»
When the sun starts climbing higher in the spring sky, rods start bending and coolers start filling in Virginia’s inshore waters.
A Virginia man turned his luck around last Sunday when he landed a new Virginia record tautog after a rough…»
When it comes to bass fishing in the Old Dominion there are many standout waters. Each year we feature these…»
You’d think that any stray or unwanted pet that found its way to the People for the Ethical Treatment of…»
A 74-pound striper, or rockfish, caught off of Cape Henry, should be a new state record reports Lee Tolliver of…»
December and January are prime months to get in the field and enjoy small game hunting and waterfowling, and there…»
Last season Virginia deer hunters saw a noticeable decrease in deer harvest numbers in all categories, including buck numbers. The…»
Last season brought changes in whitetail harvest trends. For starters the harvest dropped 15 percent from a harvest record of…»
Here’s a look at some of the best trophy bucks of 2010 from around the nation.
The Western Virginia Sports Show annually gives state sportsmen a first look at the best Virginia bucks from the previous…»
Is one of our picks for great crappie fishing in Virginia near you?
The Old Dominion’s turkey numbers have been up and down the past few years. Here’s how that will affect your hunting this year.
Right now spawning bass are roaming this remote river in Southeast Virginia. If you like fishing cover for largemouths, check out the bassin’ before it’s too late!
Salt water, fresh water, big water, small water — Virginia’s got some top angling for any taste.
Winter need not be a “down time” for Virginia hunters and anglers. Here are some top picks for fishing and hunting now.
For most Virginia deer hunters, November is the prime time to bag a buck, and this year should be no exception.
Where are the best places in the state to bag some venison? Here’s what the data says.
Sometimes these fish get so far back in the grass that you half-expect them to raise a dust cloud! Catching them in this shallow environment is our subject here.
Every year hunters bring big racks to the Western Virginia Sport Show in Fisherville. Here are four great bucks from this year’s show.
Clifton Forge’s John Feazell shot the new state record non-typical buck last November. Here’s the story behind the buck. (July 2010)
Hunters who live in Virginia, Delaware & Maryland have some great choices for small-game and upland bird hunting this winter. (December 2009)
As goose numbers increase, farmers are more willing to open fields to hunting. Here’s a primer on field hunting for geese in Virginia, Delaware and Maryland. (November 2009)
Looking for a place to hunt big bucks? Here are some clues from deer biologists in Virginia. (November 2009)
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