Crooked Creek Fee Fishing | Complete Creek Tour – Is It Worth the Trip?

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Planning a Crooked Creek fee fishing trip to the Crooked Creek WMA in Virginia? This video gives you a complete look at the creek so you can see what it’s like before deciding whether it’s worth the drive.

Instead of showing fishing action from just one productive hole, I take you through the Crooked Creek Fee Fishing Area from west to east, showing the different sections of water, access, terrain, and overall character of the creek.

I cover the area’s features, fishing regulations, permits, parking, and access, while showing you what the water looks like throughout the stocked section. On the eastern end, I continue hiking beyond the stocked trout section so you can also see how the creek changes farther upstream.

Whether you’re interested in fly fishing, conventional trout fishing, or simply exploring a new Virginia trout stream, my goal is to give you a boots-on-the-ground look at Crooked Creek so you can decide whether it’s a destination you want to fish. I

In this video:

  • Complete overview of Crooked Creek Fee Fishing
  • Tour of the creek from west to east
  • What the fishing water actually looks like: stocked trout sections
  • Parking and stream access
  • Fishing regulations and permit information
  • Eastern and western sections of the creek
  • Hiking beyond the stocked section

If you’re researching Crooked Creek fee fishing in Virginia, this video is a practical guide to the area, not just someone catching trout.

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Steve Moore

In 2015, Steve created the Kayak Hacks Fishing YouTube channel, which focused on gear hacks, fly, spin, and ebike fishing tips. Steve was a regular columnist for Southern Trout Magazine, where he wrote the "New Fly Guy" column to provide fly anglers with tips, techniques, and other advice between 2012 and 2019. He also wrote the "Kayak Hacks" column for Southern Kayak Fishing magazine from 2015 to 2018, where he served as the Field Editor. Beyond the magazines, he has written six books on fishing.

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