Fishing is our Gateway to Rivers and Streams.

Fish from a canoe and explore historic Piscataway Creek near Tappahannock, site of an August 1608 battle between Rappahannock Tribe warriors and Capt. John Smith's crew of colonists from Jamestown. Target species include Northern Snakehead, Striped Bass, and Blue Catfish. This personalized adventure features a tidal marsh ecosystem that changes dramatically with each season. Bald Eagles and Ospreys abound, so bring your camera too!

Email info@rappadventure.com to customize your adventure.

We service larger groups in partnership with Richmond-based Virginia Outside. Owner Tee Clarkson and Operations Manager Brittany Deleon are experienced specialists in outdoor adventures across the Old Dominion. They offer private outings, summer camps, and after-school activities. Their fishing camps for kids feature state of the art equipment, instruction, and most of all - FUN!

From Rappahannock Smallmouth Bass, to beautiful native Blue Ridge Brook Trout, we have what it takes to make your fishing dreams come true. We'll design a fishing adventure to meet your goals! We have awesome partners, too. Check out Fredericksburg-based Virginia Outdoor Center for a Fall Line paddling adventure. Richard Moncure and Nate Parker run Rappahannock Roundstern, a classic working boat for top-of-the-line striper action and eco-history tours in the middle river near Tappahannock. When it comes to Chesapeake Bay fly and light tackle thrills, Capt. Chris Newsome and Bay Fly Fishing will hook you up! Email info@rappadventure.com to customize your adventure.

Blue catfish are the invasive giants of the Rappahannock watershed. Fishing for them is fun, and a lesson in fisheries management. Eat them in strict moderation, however. Learn why HERE.