You should definitely plan a float down the Rappahannock, James, Shenandoah, and New Rivers. Those are great small mouth fishing areas.
If you do some filming during the summer you should hit some of the known red fisheries
Another thought is that in April the snakehead, shad, and stripers all run into the Occoquan River, to the back part of the river. That would be close to home and give you some great filming opportunities. You would have to have a canoe or kayak to reach this area as there is no LEGAL land access.
You may also check with others on this board that are experts in certain areas. They may be willing to meet up with you to fish some areas.
-- If you do some filming during the summer you should hit some of the known red fisheries
Another thought is that in April the snakehead, shad, and stripers all run into the Occoquan River, to the back part of the river. That would be close to home and give you some great filming opportunities. You would have to have a canoe or kayak to reach this area as there is no LEGAL land access.
You may also check with others on this board that are experts in certain areas. They may be willing to meet up with you to fish some areas.
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