“Or maybe it was also a bit of luck that’s inherent to fishing.” Instead of heading back on the lake for day two, DeWitt opted to fish a short ways up the Rainy River last Sunday mornin ...

The Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme will be built along the River Thames in Oxford, with the aim of providing reassurance to local homes and businesses. The Environment Secretary Steve Reed ...

Fishing has long been a sport of champions, but no matter how much experience you have, there’s always more to learn, new fish to find and new water to explore. If you’ve got all the usual ...

River Thames has a career record of two wins, one second-place, and one third-place finish in four career starts. Trainer Todd Pletcher smiles after greets Leslie's Rose won the Central Bank ...

Whether it’s the thrill of a first catch or the simple joy of waiting, fishing in the Lowcountry is more than just a pastime for many families, it’s a rite of passage. Ever since the Folly ...

Water levels on the Madison River have dropped recently, but they're still fluctuating. Like the stock market, timing that dip can pay off for your fishing portfolio. The Madison is a tailwater ...

Oxford Mail Camera Club members have been taking some striking photos of the River Thames ... of different Thames locations. Mark Guschtscha took a memorable photo of his father fishing a football ...

The sun is shining and its perfect beer garden weather – so we’ve taken a look at where you rate is the best spot in Oxfordshire to enjoy a pint by the river. The Perch in Binsey was not only ...

Two leading contenders for the May 17 Preakness Stakes (G1), River Thames and Gosger , recorded breezes May 10 for the upcoming $2 million race at Pimlico Race Course, and another leading 3-year ...

Twice a day, every day, the tides of the River Thames rise and fall, revealing a foreshore that, in the middle of London, has been a focus of human activity for millennia. Making use of the ...

Damage to the river’s ecosystems is taking a toll on their livelihoods, with some forced to give up fishing for the more lucrative, but environmentally destructive, activity of river sand mining.