Salmon fishing in the middle of Canada's largest city
The salmon are back in record numbers in Toronto's Humber River. Here, this sport fisherman battles with a roughly 25 pound Atlantic salmon just north of The Old Mill on Bloor Street.
The salmon are back in record numbers in Toronto's Humber River. Here, this sport fisherman battles with a roughly 25 pound Atlantic salmon just north of The Old Mill on Bloor Street.
A cyclist riding along the Platte River Path in Denver, CO was seriously injured when he was snagged by a fly fisherman.
According to 9 News, a fly fisherman attempting to land a large fish crossed the bike path with his rig, leaving the fishing line draped across the trail. He pulled the line taut just as the cyclist passed by and snagged his helmet on the line. The cyclist lost control and landed in the hospital with a chipped bone in his spine, a concussion, broken pelvis, broken arm and multiple bruises and abrasions.
LINK (Via: Cyclelicious)
Forbes jumps on the urban fishing bandwagon.
And like New York, most of these urban spots, despite their proximity to millions of people, remain underfished. You are more likely to get elbowed off some famous trout stream in the Rockies than you are within sight of skyscrapers. Just be prepared for the incoming airplanes.