[satterly]

My wife wants to catch some toothy critters. Usually put in at rapp river. Anywhere close to go for them and what to use?

 

[jrocket567]

cut bait---the bloodier and fresher the better- no neeed for live bait; chumming for them around a ledge or drop off is the best way to get them. Ive heard of quite a few of them being caught over on the eastern shore area as bycatch from cobia and drum fishers; you can usually find them wherever, especially in a few more weeks.
Hope that helps
JP
"Kwik Release"

 

[Double Haul]

Contact Va Hokie as he and his wife are big on chasing sharks and usually come out of Norview off the Rapp.

 

[Va Hokie]

satterly, check your b mail.

 

[Sea King]

9 ft shoals, all you can eat! Use big chunks of cut bait on the bottom and hold on!

 

[Double Haul]

Terry,
You mean you're not going to share?????? [grin]

 

[satterly]

Thanks alot. Stepping up to a Wellcraft V20 this week. And if all tests out good I should get a chance to try for some shark next weekend.[excited]