Light at the End . . .
The Lake in Central Park
(NYC 05 29 2020)
The sun, often hidden during this strange spring, has at last emerged to take its place as the season begins to brighten and warm at the end of May. Such conditions are not necessarily good for fishing, but given what we have all collectively had to endure, day after day sheltered indoors, it’s good to get out at last, and go fishing.
Silver Dollar Crappie
(NYC 05 29 2020)
Bluegill in the Shade
(NYC 05 29 2020)
And the angler is not alone. Sometimes it seems that nature’s other creatures are also happy to see you out fishing again (if only in the hope of a free fishy handout).
Old Mossback
(NYC 05 29 2020)
I have been fishing New York City’s parks for years and there is always on every trip a moment or more worthy of a story. That fact might be the brightest light at the end of this long tunnel of pandemic time.
Follow the Rules and Have Fun
(NYC 05 29 2020)
— rPs 05 31 2020
Tenkara Takes Manhattan 
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