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September 7, 2010   
SMALLMOUTH REPORT SUMMARY:
Water Clarity - 70%
Water Level - 70% riverbed coverage
Water Temperature - 82 degrees
Weekend Fishing Pressure - Heavy at 100 %
Weekday Fishing Pressure - Very Lite at 10%

September 7, 2010
TROUT STREAM REPORT SUMMARY:
Water Level - Spring Creek - running at 5%
Water Level - Spring Influenced - running at 40%
Stream Temperature - 67 degrees (am and pm Temps)
Weekend Fishing Pressure - None
Weekday Fishing Pressure - None

CURRENT REPORT BASS...Updated September 7, 2010: Fishing is GREAT using either subsurface or surface lures. Bass and other species are mainly taking lures in the evening or early mornings. The waters are in fine shape, clear, refreshing and easy to wade. Use subsurface lures in the fast water and sunny, hot days.  Switch to surface lures in the shaded, slow areas late afternoon to dark. We wet-wade mainly in late-afternoon ending just before dark. To book an outing for Bass, please click HERE.

CURRENT TROUT REPORT...Updated September 7, 2010:   There is little to no Trout fishing during the hot, humid and dry summer.  We are currently booking Smallmouth Bass June-September. 

Put-n-Take Stocked Trout Waters: No more stockings until late-September or early October..  Trout fishing in these waters is nonexistent until late-September or early October.

Native, Special Regulation, Wild and Fly Fishing Only Waters:  Presently spring creeks are flowing at 20% stream-channel coverage and spring influenced at 60%.  Water temperatures are 69 degrees and may hit or exceed 70 by the first of August. Fishing in these waters is over until late-September or early October.  Fly anglers have switched over to warm water species such as Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass and Redbreast Sunfish. 

Special Regulation Specific: Jackson River (Bath County), Buffalo Creek (Rockbridge County), Smith Creek (Clifton Forge):  Trout fishing in these waters is very slim for the summer because of low water levels, high water temperatures plus the heat and humidity. Most anglers are directing their efforts to warm water fish such as Smallmouth Bass. For background information on Mossy Creek, click HERE.  

Report Coverage Region: The above report covers the following areas: 

Shenandoah National Park: From Afton to the Rapidan and Staunton Rivers. Counties include Madison, Greene, Albemarle, Rockingham and Augusta. Cities/Towns include Madison, Stanardsville, Wolftown, Ruckersville, Graves Mill, Criglersville, Charlottesville, Swift Run, McGaheysville, Harrisonburg and Waynesboro. 

Appalachian, Allegheny, Shenandoah and Great/Big North Mountains: Counties include Augusta, Rockingham, Highland, Bath, Allegheny, Rockbridge, Nelson and Botetourt. Cities/Towns include Staunton, Waynesboro, Harrisonburg, Wintergreen, Lexington, Buena Vista, Clifton Forge, Covington, Monterey, Warm Springs, Hot Springs and Natural Bridge plus the numerous small communities around these cities/towns.

Blue Ridge Parkway: From Afton Mountain Entrance to just beyond Arcadia and Buchanan. Counties include Augusta, Nelson, Rockbridge and Botetourt. Points of Interest include Humpback Rock, Wintergreen, Upper St. Mary's Wilderness Area, White Rock Gap Run and falls, Montibello, Whetstone Ridge, Irish Creek, Brown's Run, Yankee Horse Cascades and Otter Creek. Communities include Montibello, Buena Vista, Arcadia and Buchanan.

For a MAP of the above fishing and stream report, as well as where we Guide, click here.

 

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Servicing Staunton, Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, Stanardsville, Lexington, Waynesboro, and the surrounding counties.
Shenandoah National Park, Blue Ridge Parkway, George Washington National Forest
Mossy Creek, Jackson River, Buffalo Creek, St. Mary's, Ramsey Draft, Rose River
North River, Buffalo Creek, Back Creek, South River, Conway
Little North Mountain Wildlife Management Area
Goshen Wildlife Management Area

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