

Tennessee River Report | North Carolina River Report
VIRGINIA GENERAL SYNOPSIS 03/02/2010
PRIVATE STREAM ACCESS- VIRGINIA
The streams and creeks in southwestern Virginia are running flush but the trout fishing has been great. Black, olive, or white wooly buggers, white little rascals, prince nymphs, Hise's hetero-genius nymphs, Kaufmann's stonefly nymphs, Hise's eggi juan kenobi's (pink), butt ugly boogers, lightning bugs (red), lead eye krystal buggers, tiger worm, squirmie wormy, Hise's sumpin ugly series leech, sculpin, crayfish, and minnow patterns, Thornton scuds, red serendipities, and bead head black stones have been the ticket. Be sure to check out the North Carolina and Virginia Guided Fly Fishing section of this site for more information. There are plenty of photos and fly fishing videos that feature some of the fish from the "trophy" waters. Reserve your trip today!
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This promo video was compiled on numerous streams in western North Carolina and southwestern Virginia. A Bent Rod Media Production.
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LITTLE RIVER- VIRGINIA
The stream is running high but fishing fair; if you can get down in the river valley (mud and snow).
BIG CEDAR CREEK- VIRGINIA
The stream is cold and flush but has been fishing great. Big Cedar always fishes excellent this time of the year. Hint: egg patterns.
WOLF CREEK- VIRGINIA
The stream is running high but is fishing well.
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Useful Links:Link to the USGS stream and river levels for Virginia and beyond----United States Geological Survey
Link to the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries----Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Link to weather conditions in Virginia from the Weather Channel----Virginia Weather Report
Link to professional fly fishing reports which are updated weekly by Orvis Endorsed Operations throughout the world. They include information like flows and tides, conditions, recommended flies and equipment, and special fishing tips for the most important fly-fishing destinations in North America. Plan your next fishing trip knowing you'll arrive without any surprises or discover some new fishing destinations in your area. Check it out, it was created by Tom Rosenbauer. Orvis Endorsed Fishing Reports
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