Tag: fishing

Private Fishing Tours in Central Park

Join me on a fishing adventure in New York City! You can book as an individual or a private group. We fish in all locations within Central Park including the Pond, the Lake and the Meer. All experience levels are welcome. I provide rods, reels, lures, bait, lessons […]

3D Printed Vortex Water Fishing Lure

I have been working on a new concept for a fishing lure and recently launched Advanced Lures to get the word out. The lure is a crankbait style lure that floats on the top of the water and can dive to a depth of around 3 feet. It […]

Fun Things To Do On Randall’s Island

There are so many fun activities found on Randall’s Island located in the East River right between the New York City boroughs of Queens and Manhattan.  Below are 10 great activities for you to try on the weekend or after work.  

Are There Catfish in Central Park?

Yes, catfish are one of the many fish species that can be found in New York City’s Central Park.  While many people target bass and panfish there are a number of other fish one can catch and the yellow bullhead catfish is one of them.

Fishing Tournament in Prospect Park

Announcing Panfish Pandemonium!!!  On August 4th, 2018 there will be a panfishing tournament help in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.  Registration starts at 1pm and the fishing competition runs from 2-6pm.  Entry fee is $5 and all skill levels are welcome.  

Niagara River in Western New York

A fun weekend summer option from New York City is found in Niagara Falls, NY.  A 6.5 hour drive from Manhattan or a quick and relatively cheap flight into Buffalo airport makes this a great way to spent 48 hours.  

Croton Gorge Park: Half Day Adventure Outside New York City

Wanting to escape city living, at least for a couple hours on the weekend can be pretty straightforward in New York.

Case in point, Croton Gorge Park is 40 miles north of Manhattan (if you have a car) or you can take the Metro North Train to the Croton on Hudson stop.  Note: if you take the train you will then need to take a car service for the remaining 2.5 miles to the park (and remember this because I will revisit it later.)

A River is Never Too Far Away: Fly Tying in Harlem

New York is the most populated city in the United States.  It is home to some of the highest skyscrapers around.  It has residential apartment buildings layered with tenants.  Needless to say, it can be a crowded, congested place to live and visit. There are three moments when […]

5 Things to do at the Harlem Meer in Central Park

By Seth Fera-Schanes The Harlem Meer is a lake located at the north eastern corner of Central Park.  It is easily accessible by the 2,3 train or the B,C or 6 trains but those require a little additional walking time. If you decide to head up to the […]