Fishing in
King and Queen County
King and Queen County, Virginia has 63 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
51 waters
Waters in King and Queen County
- Corbin Pondreservoir64 ac
- Walker Coleman Pondreservoir45 ac
- Byrds Millpondreservoir40 ac
- Walkerton Millpondreservoir33 ac
- Ice House Pondreservoir31 ac
- Spring Branch Pondreservoir24 ac
- Fleets Millpondreservoir22 ac
- Gressitt Pondreservoir21 ac
- King and Queen Courthouse Pondreservoir19 ac
- Garnett Millpondreservoir18 ac
- Dew Pondreservoir15 ac
- Stevensville Pondreservoir11 ac
- Allens Millpondreservoir7 ac
- Indian Mound Pondsreservoir6 ac
- Powers Pondreservoir4 ac
- Corbin Millpondreservoir0 ac
- Bakers Creekstream
- Beaver Branchstream
- Boiler Runstream
- Buckyard Branchstream
- Burnt Mill Creekstream
- Carlton Hill Swampstream
- Chapel Creekstream
- Clark Swampstream
- Contrary Swampstream
- Cook Swampstream
- Corbin Creekstream
- Courthouse Creekstream
- Dickeys Swampstream
- Dixon Creekstream
33 more on the map above.
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King and Queen County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in King and Queen County, Virginia?+
King and Queen County has 63 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in King and Queen County?+
Yes — Virginia requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.