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we used to anchor over a mussle bed and catch 'em up one after another. we would cull them out and bring home a dozen each. this was at least 20-30 years ago.
these days you cant even catch your limit.
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12-28-2009, 12:46 PM
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If your talking about the CBBT area of the Chesapeake Bay then you really need to wait until May when the water is warmer. In Va. the size limit is 19 1/2 inches so it tougher to catch keeper flounder but they get much larger. I only made it to the CBBT 2 times this year and both times we did really good catching 4 to 5 keepers each time and I caught my best ever at 24 inches.
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12-28-2009, 02:41 PM
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Cam, No, I am out of the water too.
 Everyone, I am talking about WINTER FLOUNDER, not Fluke (summer flounder). I have some friends who would like to do a fishing trip, I just don't understand all these responses. All I am asking is, if they do any Winter Flounder fishing in the Chesapeake, not in NJ, L.I. or Staten Island. HAVE A HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!! 
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12-31-2009, 09:58 AM
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Flounder fishing can be quite good in the Southern Chesapeake Bay, but the seaside ports of VA are a better bet. From Chincoteague south to Quimby are all great waters. Wachapreague is the hub of the seaside flounder fishery. These are my home waters and makes up a large percentage of my fishing. Pick a day from April 1 to May 15 and it should be on. Fishing does start in March, but the weather makes it very unpredictable.
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12-28-2009, 07:51 PM
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Happy New Year
Do you know of any places where we could rent a skiff or a good head boat (party)??? 
We will not be taking our boats.
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