Croaker are being reported with good success near and around Oyster. Some Spot starting to show up in the Bay but more have been reported near Lynnhaven inlet on the beach side.
Wrecks along the CBBT are still reporting some cobia and spadefish, and a good number of sheepshead; some flounder are still out there (1st and 2nd islands are reporting good sized fish close to or over 5-pounds).
Spanish mackerel and bluefish are reporting some runs along the coast.
The barrier islands are reporting decent red drum action (some good action for red drum is also being reported at the mouth of the bay).
Limited speckled trout are being reported, but this action could be building for the fall around the Eastern Shore.
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