King Fisher Guide Services welcomes you aboard! Join in for a memorable trip to the Shenandoah Valley mesmerizing rivers full of many different prized fish you can catch! On top of that, you may also enjoy the scenic views of the beautiful Shenandoah Valley! Captain Travis Edens has been fishing the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers for more than 15 years but he offers 33 years of experience in fishing, guiding and teaching. He and his crew take pride in sharing their expertise with every guest they take on the waters to make the trip productive and meaningful.&nbsp;King Fisher Guide Services offers different charters that will enable you to relax and unwind while learning how to do fishing the right way! Choose from guided services on the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, nature float trips, winter fishing adventures around Harpers Ferry, overnight fishing and camping trips.&nbsp;&nbsp;They are well versed in both spinning and fly tackle and will get you to the fish and more. Whether you are a seasoned veteran who does fly fishing and spin casting or maybe the last time you went fishing was when you were a kid, the river has a lot to offer and you will be accommodated.&nbsp;You’ll be casting off onboard a 14-foot water raft (perfect for river fishing) and will be going after species like Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, Sunfish, Walleye, Muskie, Carp and Catfish. Depending on the charter you'll book, rods, tackle, snacks and meals will be provided. Don't think twice, throw in good food and company with excellent fishing and you will have a memorable time on the rivers. Just pick a day you want and embark on an exciting fishing trip with King Fisher Guide Services. Reel adventure starts here!

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River Fishing Trips In the Shenandoah Valley

Book a trip with King Fisher Guide Services and create memories that will last a lifetime. Join Captain Travis for a thrill in Harpers Ferry, WV!

If you’re putting smallmouth bass as your main target for the day, the Shenandoah Valley’s mesmerizing rivers are said to be the best spot. These waters have a long history of being a great smallmouth bass river and it has the highest density of the said fish species compared to any other river in Virginia. Captain Travis Edens, a native fishing guide who is known for his vast experience when it comes to these local waters. He is a top choice if you want to have a first-hand fishing experience because he knows everything well from where to bring you, to the gear, and bait, and to what techniques are best to use to have a successful day of fishing. Although smallmouth bass is the most popular to catch, The Captain's versatility will also show you that these waters still have a lot to offer. You’ll discover that aside from smallmouth bass, it is also good for catching other prized species lurking and swimming around such as Catfish, Bluegill, Walleye, Crappie, Muskie, and more! Born and raised in the Shenandoah Valley, Travis said, “I fondly remember my first canoe trip with my dad, uncle, and cousins at the age of five. I caught my first fish on that trip, a red-breasted sunfish. So began my love for the water and fishing. When school was out, I could be found chasing tails on local tributaries. My passion grew more when I picked up the fly rod in the late 90s. In 2006 I decided to purchase my first fishing raft. In the back of my mind, I knew that someday I would be a fishing guide. It only seemed natural since I had been guiding family and friends to fish. Then the recession hit in 2008 and I decided to make the guiding dream a reality to help supplement my income.” “Guiding is my passion and that passion is mixed with Smallmouth Bass. King of the river in my opinion! Years ago, I read an article in the back of a fishing magazine about a local old-timer in Canada who knew the local water like the back of his hand. Everyone wanted him as their guide or to consult with him on where to fish and what to fish with. I wanted to be that guy here in Shenandoah. As I said, Smallmouth and Guiding are my passion. I get as much, if not more, enjoyment out of seeing my customers catch and fight fish as I do catching them myself. I’ve had the pleasure of doing a video shoot with the fishing editor of Field &amp; Stream magazine for a Hook Shots episode. I have been interviewed and quoted in articles in Field &amp; Stream magazine and Outdoor Life magazine.” No matter what age or skill level, King Fisher Guide Services has something to offer you. I look forward to discussing the Shenandoah with you!&nbsp; You’ll be casting off onboard a 14-foot water raft (perfect for river fishing) that can take up to two guests. This Raft boat is incredibly versatile and offers a surprising number of advantages when it comes to performance and reliability. Once you hop in, you’ll love it for its convenience, utility, and speed it is easy to transport.&nbsp; Captain Travis Edens has been fishing the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers for more than 15 years but he offers 33 years of experience in fishing, guiding, and teaching. He never hesitates to share his expertise and he prides himself on turning every trip he takes into something that is productive and meaningful. Join him out for a run to meet a true expert when it comes to freshwater fishing!

Meet the Shenandoah Valley's Top Fishing Charter Operator Captain Travis Edens & Cast Off Onboard His 14-Foot Water Raft Boat

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Shenandoah Valley Bookings Available Year Round 

Deposit: A 20% deposit is required for all online bookingsBalance is due in cash or credit card on the day of the trip.

Tips: Tips are greatly appreciated for a job well done

Guest Cancellation: In the event that you need to request a cancellation, you must do so 14 days before your charter date in order to receive a refund for your deposit.

Guide Cancellation: In the rare event that your guide must cancel due to inclement weather, equipment issues or health, you will have the option to reschedule for a future date or cancel and receive your deposit back in full.

Potomac River Fish Species

Fish Season Calendar

Guide's Targeted Fish Species In March