Urban Fishing explores New York City's fishing community through a lens of gritty portraiture and mystical landscapes, investigating the dynamic relationship between the city and its waterways—a wildlife refuge with a deep fishing history.

From the Lenape Indians to the present day, we trace the evolution of fishing against the backdrop of an industrious city. Once overfished and polluted, today's cleaner waterways and environmental regulations have sparked a resurgence in diverse species.

Now, anglers dot the piers, bridges, and beaches as poetic silhouettes against NYC's skyline, carrying on a rich tradition rooted in resilience and renewal.