Fishing

5 photos · 2022–2025

5 photographs tagged Fishing, 2022–2025.

People fishing from a shoreline path on Bde Maka Ska, Minneapolis's largest lake, with sailboats moored in the water.
People fishing from the shoreline path on Bde Maka Ska, a lake in Minneapolis. As the largest lake in the city, Bde Maka Ska is a central component of the Chain of Lakes Regional Park system. Its name, meaning "White Earth Lake" in the Dakota language, was officially restored in 2017, reflecting its Indigenous heritage.

Fishing Along the Bde Maka Ska Shoreline Path

Lake of the Isles Ice Fishing
Icve fishing on Minneapolis's Lake of the Isles, a prominent feature of the city's Chain of Lakes park system.

Ice Fishing on Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis

A person fishes from a bench on Cedar Lake's shore in Minneapolis with downtown towers visible across the water.
Cedar Lake is one of the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, about 170 acres and 51 feet deep at its deepest point. An angler casts a line from the shore toward the open water.

Angler Casts a Line into Cedar Lake Near Downtown Minneapolis

An angler stands on a wooden pier fishing on Cedar Lake in Minneapolis at dusk.
Cedar Lake is one of the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, a roughly 170-acre lake on the city's west side with a maximum depth of about 51 feet. A wooden pier extends into the water, giving anglers access away from the shoreline's reeds and trees. The downtown Minneapolis skyline rises beyond the tree line on the lake's far shore.

Fishing Pier on Cedar Lake With the Downtown Skyline Beyond

A weathered signpost in San Pedro, Belize, lists marine activities like reef fishing and snorkeling.
A weathered wooden signpost in San Pedro, Belize, points to reef fishing, beach barbecue, snorkeling, night fishing, and fly fishing. The signs stand among coconut palms near the coast on Ambergris Caye, a destination known for marine tourism and access to the Belize Barrier Reef.

Fishing and Snorkeling Signpost Among Palms, Ambergris Caye