Shenandoah Valley Bass Fishing. Welcome to the home of the Augusta County Bass-Jon's. This website caters to the needs of the Shenandoah Valley & Central Virginia Small- Boat & Big- Boat Bass Anglers. "Welcome all boats". The areas affected are in Augusta, Highland, Albemarle, Nelson County, Amherst County, as well as the rest of the counties in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia. Our club is about fishing and fun, getting together with fellow anglers for a pleasant day on the water and a bit of friendly competition. Augusta County, Virginia

The B.A.S.S. Federation Nation of Virginia Incorporated, herein known as the Nation, also known as The Virginia B.A.S.S. Chapter Federation, Inc., the Virginia B.A.S.S. Federation, the Virginia B.A.S.S. Chapter Federation, or any of several variations of the official corporate name which includes the term B.A.S.S. or BASS, the registered trademark of the Bass Angler's Sportsman's Society of America, Inc. The Nation is established to preserve and promote the sport of angling for largemouth bass (Micropterus Salmoides), smallmouth bass (Micropterus Dolomieu), and spotted or Kentucky bass (Micropterus Punctulatus), herein known as bass; to introduce youth to the sport of; to conserve water and other associated natural resources; to work for an abundant, healthy and self-sustaining bass fishery where a natural potential exists; and to support the local, state and national agencies which conserve and manage the fresh water sport fishery and other associated resources. Virginia

"BASS Ackwards" is a Tidewater, Virginia regional private bass fishing club that follows a basic creed of competitive bass fishing while enjoying ourselves in the process. Although some members in our club are considered serious fishermen, we welcome anyone who just loves to bass fish and is interested in becoming a part of a club that encourages sharing sportsmanship, knowledge and educating each other to becoming better anglers. Tidewater, Virginia

"BASS Ackwards" is a Tidewater, Virginia regional private bass fishing club that follows a basic creed of competitive bass fishing while enjoying ourselves in the process. Although some members in our club are considered serious fishermen, we welcome anyone who just loves to bass fish and is interested in becoming a part of a club that encourages sharing sportsmanship, knowledge and educating each other to becoming better anglers. Tidewater, Virginia

Hampton Roads Bass Club and Local Angler Information Site. In addition to supporting our club, the Bass-Jons.com website is a portal for bass fishing information in the Hampton Roads area. There is a wealth of bass fishing knowledge within our local fishing community, and this site promotes sharing that information with other anglers in the hopes of making everyone better fishermen/women.

CVSFA is a Tri-Cities based Sport Fishing club. The Chesapeake Bay, the Blue Water off the Virginia Coast, the James river, local Lakes and the mountains of the Shenandoah are all well known to our members. The CVSFA features club events and tournaments, charity events like Wish-A-Fish and monthly meetings featuring guest speakers and local experts. We also feature an active message board for all the latest reports and information about Sport Fishing in Virginia. The main focus of CVSFA is for every member to become better and safer anglers, and to make every minute you spend on the water a more productive and enjoyable experience. Sandston, Virginia

CBKA organizes a Maryland kayak fishing tournament in the Chesapeake Bay to promote conservation and raise money for charities. CBKA was founded in 2010 by several Maryland & Northern Virginia kayak fishing friends when they realized that, although there were well-established kayak fishing tournaments in the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area and all over the country, there was no Chesapeake Bay kayak angler tournament. Through its annual kayak fishing tournament, CBKA is able to fulfil its goals while providing a fun and educational event for anglers from the MD-DC-VA area and beyond.

The Fly Fishers of Virginia (FFV) was established in 1982 to promote the art of fly rod fishing; to foster good sportsmanship; and to promote conservation of the nation's natural resources. During the year, six dinner meetings are occasions for informational programs pertaining to the many aspects of fly fishing and conservation activities. Fishing trips are scheduled each year for cold water, warm water, and saltwater species. Fly fishing dinners, seminars, and workshops are booked periodically. Fly tying classes are offered each winter: Beginning, Intermediate, or Advanced, depending on demand. Casting clinics are also available. Richmond, Virginia

The Great Bridge Fisherman’s Association is a family oriented fishing club located in the Great Bridge Area of Chesapeake Virginia. Our charter is to introduce new anglers to the sport of recreational fishing while promoting the conservation of our resources. The diversity of its membership covers all aspects of recreational fishing from freshwater to saltwater, surf to pier, and inshore to offshore fishing. The club is active in the community, sponsoring various events including Wish-a-Fish, an annual scholarship to high school seniors pursuing higher education and inshore party boat fishing for both our senior and disabled residents. Chesapeake, Virginia

Little Creek Bass Anglers is among the oldest Chapters in the Tidewater area, having received our charter in May, 1975. We are dedicated to promoting the sport of bass fishing through conservation of natural resources, involvement of our youth in fishing and the fellowship of Chapter members through participation in meetings and fishing tournaments. Bass anglers join Little Creek Bass Anglers for the camaraderie and the friendly competition provided through club tournaments. Virginia Beach, Virginia

While our efforts focus mainly on protecting, conserving, restoring and reconnecting cold water fisheries, it's been proven that doing so benefits a great deal more than our valued trout. From the top of Massanutten Mountain and surrounding peaks to the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay, water flows providing shelter, spawning grounds and sustenance to all manners of species. The Shenandoah Valley is home to a multitude of fauna and flora—all dependent upon clean water. Keezletown, Virginia

We try working together to better everyone's fishing ability and have a great time fishing. Nelson Bassmasters is a boat owners club. If a boat owner wishes to join the club and wants to bring a non boat owner friend with him and wants to fish tournaments with that friend that is great. Any non club members fishing tournaments are doing so just for fun, they are not able to acquire points or win money in tournament. Afton, Virginia

We are a fellowship of bass anglers committed to FUN in fishing. We exist to help each other gain fishing knowledge and skills, through enjoyment and sharing of information. Of primary importance is the camaraderie we share in helping each other become better anglers. Also important is the forum of friendly competition we provide through club tournaments. We are also committed to conservation and protection of the fisheries resource, not only in thoughts and actions, but with financial assistance as well. Northern Virginia.

Conserving, protecting and restoring the New River Valley's trout fisheries and their watersheds. The New River Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited (NRVTU) works to improve trout fisheries in the New River Valley region of Virginia. This region contains a richness of beautiful streams and fragile ecosystems that has the potential to support sustainable enjoyment for generations to come. The members of NRVTU recognize the fragile balance that exists between the natural wonders of our coldwater resources and those who spend time near them–both during recreation and in day-to-day life. We believe that truly sustainable solutions exist, both economically and environmentally, that may allow humans to foster the trout fisheries in the New River Valley. Christiansburg, Virginia

Founded in 2005, the Norfolk Anglers Club strives to unify fishermen in the greater Chesapeake Bay region with the promotion of practices and customs geared toward the protection and conservation of vital saltwater and freshwater species. The Norfolk Anglers Club is committed to the cultivation of a thriving sportfishing environment and communal network of fishermen. With this, the Norfolk Anglers Club is focused on promoting the true sportsmanship of all anglers through an unwavering dedication to community service. Hampton Roads, Virginia

The Northern Neck Anglers Club is dedicated to educating anglers about saltwater fishing techniques throughout the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula areas of the Chesapeake Bay. Regular meeting and correspondence allows members to share information regarding the latest tackle, marine hardware/software, bait selection, techniques and fishing hot spots. White Stone, Virginia

The Northern Virginia Chapter of Trout Unlimited (NVATU) is a diverse group of men, women, and children, mostly from the Alexandria, Arlington County, Fairfax County, and Prince William County, who enjoy fishing and associated activities to enhance quality fishing opportunities. We are one of the largest Trout Unlimited (TU) chapters and often interact with other nearby TU chapters. NVATU brings together community members who enjoy sharing in fishing experiences; participating in conservation activities; educating future generations; and engaging partner organizations to ensure the health of our local streams, rivers and watersheds. Our chapter holds regular meetings on the first Thursday of most months at the Vienna Firehouse, Vienna, Virginia.

The Peninsula Salt Water Sport Fisherman's Association Inc. was founded in 1957 to promote the enjoyment of recreational saltwater fishing and provide educational opportunities for anglers. Newport News, Virginia

Potomac Bassmasters of Virginia (PBV) is one of the oldest bass angling clubs in the greater Washington, D.C. area. The club is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of bass fishing, conservation, and youth involvement in angling. Our members generally come from Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., and share a common passion for bass fishing. Bass anglers join PBV for the camaraderie and the friendly competition provided through club tournaments. Alexandria, Virginia

The Potomac River Smallmouth Club (PRSC) is the Washington D.C. Capital Area's leading river fishing and conservation organization. The group promotes CATCH AND RELEASE angling for smallmouth bass, publishes a monthly newsletter, presents monthly programs with guest speakers, and organizes frequent river trips for its members. Vienna, Virginia

Our award-winning chapter is dedicated to cold-water conservation and to the education of today's and tomorrow's fishers. Our home waters of Northern Virginia include the Rapidan River, which flows eastward from Shenandoah National Park and feeds the historic Rappahannock watershed.

Region Seven is made up of 7 Virginia Bass Nation clubs in the southeastern portion of Virginia who share a passion for fishing and friendly competition. We hold four region tournaments per year, host an OPEN tournament, and support youth and conservation events and projects.

We are a club of good ole boys and girls who like to fish and share stories. We fish 10 club tournaments a year. You pick your partner for the year and compete for angler of the year. Ridgeway, Virginia

The Roanoke Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited is a diverse group of over 300 people with the common interest of pursuing the Trout Unlimited mission. To conserve, protect and restore North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Roanoke, Virginia

The Shady Tree Bassmasters is a medium sized bass fishing club located in Richmond, Virginia. The club schedule consist of 10 club tournaments and one fun tournaments. Tournament waters consist of places such as the James River, Potomac River, Lake Anna and Buggs Island. The tournaments are on ten different bodies of waters in the state of Virginia.

The Shenandoah Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited or SVTU promotes cold water fisheries conservation and recreational fishing in the central Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Most of our members live in our near Augusta County, Staunton, or Waynesboro, Virginia. Our chapter meetings are held in Waynesboro, Virginia.

Chapter 264, the Smith River Chapter of Trout Unlimited is based in Henry County Virginia. The Smith River Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to the preservation and sustainability of the trout fishery on the Smith River and its tributaries. We promote the mission of Trout Unlimited in the conservation and restoration of North Americas cold water fisheries, through education, conservation and outreach. We enjoy promoting and protecting our local rivers and streams and the endless, joyous pursuit of the elusive, wild, Smith River Brown Trout! Martinsville, Virginia

Based in Charlottesville, Virginia TJTU works locally to conserve, protect and restore our cold water fisheries. It's about the Trout! It's not all work, we go fishing too! TJTU works on local trout stream conservation and restoration projects from the Moorman's River to Garth Run and others! We also offer Fly fishing, fly tying and conservation educational programs for targeted groups. Coldwater conservation, Fly fishing for trout and programs to help others learn our sport and our passion. Charlottesville, Virginia

Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders is a charter club of Fly Fishers International which focuses on the unique angling opportunities in our Nation's River. We are a dedicated group of local fly anglers that promote this underutilized fishery, educate others, and address the river's environmental issues. From Great Falls to the Chesapeake Bay, the Potomac supports both resident and anadromous fish that are susceptible to fly rod techniques. The Tidal Potomac River in the DC Metro area provides a world class fly rod fishery that many anglers overlook. Our fishing is year-round, and we target a wide variety of species from Striped Bass to Panfish. Whether you have a six foot two-weight, a fifteen foot ten-weight, or anything in between, you will find a use for it here. Arlington, Virginia

The Tidewater Angler's Club was founded in February of 1941 at a meeting at the Monticello Hotel in Norfolk, Virginia. The objectives of the club were the same then as they are today - to promote legislation that effectively provides protection of the environment and our resources. This fishing club is a not-for-profit organization that influences the customs and practices for the conservation and propagation of fish and kindred creatures. This organization is committed to the promotion of true sportsmanship among all fishermen along with providing entertainment and education for its members. The club has grown into a truly multi-disciplined angling organization with almost equal individual and family memberships. Virginia Beach, Virginia

The Tidewater Kayak Anglers Association is dedicated to promoting the sport of kayak fishing. Whether you are an experienced angler or just starting out, we welcome you to join and check out our website or attend our monthly meetings. Virginia Beach, Virginia

The Virginia Bassmasters, established in 1971, remains the largest B.A.S.S. affiliated club in Virginia. As a member of Region 7, we fish monthly tournaments March through November all over the states of Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland including Kerr Reservoir, Lake Gaston, the Chickahominy River, Perquimans, and the Potomac River to name a few. We're very competitive and always fun.

The Virginia Anglers is a very active angling club. Members are dedicated to ethical angling practices and respect and support enhancements to the angling environment. The club membership meets monthly, February thru November. VAC Members enjoy fishing in fresh and salt water located from within the Richmond area to other parts of the world. Membership in the Virginia Anglers Club is a great way to learn and share knowledge about fishing. Richmond, Virginia

The Virginia B.A.S.S. Federation strives to promote and preserve the sport of bass fishing, participates in bass fishing tournaments, and has a junior angler program.

The Nation is established to preserve and promote the sport of angling for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted or Kentucky bass, herein known as bass; to introduce youth to the sport of; to conserve water and other associated natural resources; to work for an abundant, healthy and self-sustaining bass fishery where a natural potential exists; and to support the local, state and national agencies which conserve and manage the fresh water sport fishery and other associated resources.

The purpose of the Virginia Beach Bluewater Fishing Club is to promote offshore sportfishing and the conservation of pelagic fish species. The VBBFC promotes safety, sportsmanship, education, fellowship and entertainment of its members and interested members of our community. We conduct general meetings with topics that include: fishing techniques, conservation, political interests and open forums on current issues. Virginia Beach, Virginia

The Virginia Capital Chapter is located in the Richmond area and is only an hour and change arway from great streams in the Blue Ridge, George Washington National Forest and other public waters. Our active community specializes in K-12 education in the areas of conservation and fishing activities partnering with several local, county and state parks and recreation organizations. We also provide manpower and expertise to other chapters in their projects in other areas of the state. Virginia boasts at least two nationally recognized limestone streams that are currently in desperate need of help and are on our drawing board to assist as the projects unfold. Henrico, Virginia

Welcome to the Virginia Coastal Fly Anglers (VCFA) - a fly fishing club serving the Hampton Roads communities. Our mission is to encourage the development of fly fishing in Virginia and North Carolina waters, and promote conservation. In this website you will find information on the club and its activities, as well as other information - such as maps, articles, meteorological data and links useful to saltwater fly fishermen. Virginia Beach, Virginia

The Virginia Council of Trout Unlimited is made up of representatives of the state's 16 chapters. Its role is to coordinate the work of chapters in the areas of conservation, education, and advocacy. The Council provides grants and practical expertise to chapters so they may accomplish their objectives. The Council also works with state and federal agencies and other conservation organizations to enhance the quality of coldwater resources and related fisheries.

The Winchester Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of Virginia's cold-water fisheries, and to the education of today's and tomorrow's fishers. Our membership, approximately 150 strong, hails from several surrounding counties in Virginia and neighboring West Virginia, and we are actively engaged in the restoration and re-stocking of Red Bud Run in Frederick County, VA with the raised Brookie from our Trout In The Classroom Program. We invite you to join us for monthly chapter meetings and stream projects. Winchester, Virginia