Thank you so much for your interest in Outcast Fishing.
About Our Business
We are extremely proud of the fact that we are a female-owned and family-operated business. Our whole family shares a love of fishing that bonds us together and has brought us so many great memories. The desire to share those experiences with others is what led us to start a guide service. We feel so blessed to be able to spend our days doing what we love and sharing what we're passionate about with others.
We want our business to be inclusive, and we welcome all types of clients. It doesn't matter whether our client is a man, woman, or child. It doesn't matter whether this is your first fishing trip or your fifty-first fishing trip. We want to make sure that every single person who books with us feels confident and comfortable. We'll bring the supplies you need and help make sure your day is a success. More importantly, we'll make sure you have a blast!
Meet the Guides
Josh S.
Latasha S.
Latasha S.
From trout fishing in Colorado to bass fishing in Virginia, this guy has done it all. When he isn't out on the water, he's watching fishing shows and researching fishing methods. You can guarantee he'll always be up to date with the best lures and latest techniques.
Latasha S.
Latasha S.
Latasha S.
While she has experienced the giant large mouth and impressive schools of white bass in the South, Latasha swears that there is nothing like fishing for smallies on the New River. Though she has some tried and true methods that ensure success on the water, she's always interested in learning and further developing her fishing skills.
Junior Guide
Tyler S.
When you book with us, you'll probably see this guy around. He's the youngest member, but still an essential part of our team. From lining rods and reels to maintenance of raft and boat, he helps with it all. His hobbies include fishing, floating, wading, and hunting. He's all about that outdoor life!
About Our Area
Based out of the town of Hinton in Summers County, West Virginia, we are located at the southern entrance to the New River Gorge National Park. Nestled in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains, a subsection of the Appalachian Mountains, the area boasts beautiful, rustic scenery and incredible landmarks, like Sandstone Falls and the Bluestone Dam. This picturesque town is even more unique because it is located at the confluence of three majestic rivers: the New, Bluestone, and Greenbrier. It is here that the Greenbrier and Bluestone Rivers flow into the New River, the second oldest river in the world.
The New River, which flows north instead of south, is a popular local fishery that is home to many species of fish, including smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, striped bass, hybrid striped bass, rock bass, walleye, muskellunge, catfish, carp, crappie, and bluegill. However, smallmouth bass are one of the most prevalent species. This hard fighting, aggressive fish is one of the most popular game fish for anglers in West Virginia. The New River provides the perfect habitat for these smallmouth bass to flourish, which means plenty of opportunities for a trophy catch.
This area is steeped in natural beauty and offers the perfect setting for a day on the water.
