West Virginia

West Virginia's rivers and streams hold smallmouth bass, musky, and walleye in waters shaped by Appalachian terrain. The state's major fisheries include the New River, Potomac River, and Ohio River, each with distinct seasonal patterns and access points. Mountain streams and reservoirs offer different experiences depending on what species you're after and how much time you have to explore.

These articles cover where to fish in West Virginia, what regulations apply, which seasons work best for different species, and how to reach specific waters. You'll find details on tackle choices, what to expect at each location, and practical information about parking, permits, and local conditions that change through the year.