It's my absolute favorite time of the year to fish the middle Chesapeake Bay! And he won't need to cast far with a fly. I use Gary Neitzey out of Kent Narrows: 410-937-8753. It's only about an hour from DC. Schoolie stripers will be the primary target. You may still get some blues mixed in. It's a great trip on fly or spin.
-- On Tuesday, May 30, 2017 at 8:38:28 AM UTC-4, Greggory DiSalvo wrote:
Hi all, My dad wants to take a guided trip sometime in september/early October this year. He is a god awful fly caster, but would like to dabble and fall back on spin if it's not working out. I've been trying to get him to take an Orvis class, but his schedule and mine haven't aligned...and he wants company. I know I could certainly use it too. Anyway, we could do a smallie float on the Shenandoah or James, but we both are quite competent at finding them by ourselves. He is interested in salt, but I am supremely unfamiliar with it, especially in the fall. We would love to stick to VA, Southern Maryland, or the Outer Banks.Are there any recommendations for fish to seek out, and guides to put us on them?Thank you for the wealth of knowledge and the willingness to share.Gregg
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