Readers from across New York City share their stories and poems.

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Whether the focus is trout rising to tiny tricos in Montana or to huge cicadas in New Zealand, the global nature of the Fly Fishing Film Tour is luring anglers across the country to an evening of fine fishing – no waders or license required. The fourth annual film tour is coming to the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane on Feb. 8 with portions of 11 films compiled into a 2-hour show.

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How many times have you been out fishing and had trouble detecting a bite or were constantly setting the hook because the end of your wimpy rod was jumping all over the place?

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Although the close-in Atlantic Ocean in Virginia and North Carolina continues to deliver great catches of tunas and striped bass, this also is a good time to think of planning outings to the Tarheel State's surf and inlet waters that are not far from the Virginia border. The North Carolina …

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Are you one of the hearty few that holds onto the last vestiges of winter with an ice auger in one hand and an ice rod in the other? You are not alone. In Maine, there are still a good many places to go ice fishing in early March.

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A boat lost off the coast of Nantucket more than three years ago has turned up off the coast of Spain.

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WHEN Pittsworth man Reuben Sippel went to one of his favourite fishing spots on the Condamine River, there was no way he would know this trip would be his last.

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Ireland remains the top angling holiday destination from the UK. It is a country with an immense wealth of unspoilt waters, free year-round fishing, no rod licences, is easily accessible and passports are not required – you can even bring your dog on holiday!

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BILLINGS - Some fly fishermen obsessed with dreams of becoming master anglers reach their goals.

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Fishing and hunting news for Jan. 17, 2012.

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