The Clinch River at Speers Ferry in Scott County, Virginia

The Clinch River contains more species of fish than any river in Virginia. It supports populations of sport fish like smallmouth bass, spotted bass, rock bass, sunfish, crappie, walleye, musky, freshwater drum, channel catfish, and flathead catfish. It also supports one of only two sauger populations in the state. Largemouth, white, and striped bass are also encountered in low numbers, especially in the lower reaches of the river.

Lets talk some fishing about “The Last Great Place” the Clinch River. One of the oldest, cleanest, and most diverse rivers. We hope you fine join our comminity of fishermen and fisherwomen who enjoy the beauty of the Clinch River.

Map of the Clinch River