At Threadfin Guide Service, we believe the best fishing trips are about more than just catching fish — they’re about experiencing the water, learning new techniques, and making memories that last long after the day is over.
It's time to put down your phone, get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, and come fish with See Ya Outdoors. Captain Bud Wegner has over a decade of experience and wants to show you why fishing Lake Kerr is so awesome.
"Catching those sharks was a blast and dang do they put up a fight the light gear made it a real memorable experience." — Robert, NC
Pay a visit to Captain Steve Howard Fishing Guide and have an enjoyable and relaxing fishing experience on Kerr Lake. Heading out from Clarksville, Virginia, you and Captain Steve Howard will glide the lake in search of the local beauty – Catfish.
"I would like to start off saying I book at least 3 or 4 fishing trips a year." — Neal, NC
Set in the Blue Ridge foothills of Carroll County, Richardson puts you within easy reach of some of Southwest Virginia’s most storied freshwater fisheries. The New River runs just beyond town alongside New River Trail State Park, offering classic float and wade fishing for hard‑charging smallmouth bass, powerful muskellunge, and seasonal walleye. Quiet coves and long riffles make this stretch a favorite for anglers who enjoy a mix of scenic paddling and productive casting.
Trout fans will find a gem nearby at the Crooked Creek Fee Fishing Area in Carroll County, where cool mountain water and regular stockings create reliable action for rainbow, brook, and brown trout. Tucked-away tributaries and high-country creeks round out the options with pocket water that rewards stealthy presentations. Whether you’re fly fishing, throwing light spinning gear, or planning a guided float, the terrain around Richardson serves up variety through the seasons.
Search Richardson fishing charters to connect with local experts who know how the river is fishing today—when to throw streamers on windy afternoons, where smallmouth slide onto gravel bars at first light, and how to approach deeper ledges when muskies are on the move. With convenient access points, mountain views, and year‑round opportunities, Richardson is an ideal launchpad for anglers looking to experience the best of Virginia’s New River country.
