Kid's Fishing Clinic
This is a kid's fishing clinic for beginner anglers that will cover fishing ethics and the basics of fishing.
About this Event
This is a kid's fishing clinic for beginner anglers. The clinic will be held at Lake Loop on the west side of the park. Admission to the clinic is free with entrance into the park. All equipment is provided but you are welcome to bring your own if you would like. Fishing licenses are not required for kids under the age of 16. We will spend the first hour of the clinic learning fishing ethics, how to cast, and how to tie a clinch knot. The second hour will be spent fishing.
Registration required. Spots are limited.
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