Young Anglers Cast at Hinton July 12 2026: Reel in the Fun
Kids Can Catch – Hinton: Free fishing derby at Kelley’s Bathtub on July 12 with rods, lures, and fishing mentors provided.
Event details
Join us on Saturday, July 12, 2026, for the annual Kids Can Catch event in Hinton, Alberta—a day where families, friends, and pet lovers come together to celebrate the joys of fishing and the beauty of nature. Set against the serene backdrop of Kelley’s Bathtub, a picturesque lake surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, this event offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Whether you’re casting your first line or sharing the experience with loved ones, there’s something special for everyone.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the day is filled with engaging activities:
– **Fishing Mentors**: Experienced anglers will be on hand to guide young fishers, teaching them how to bait hooks, find the best fishing spots, and reel in their catch.
– **Complimentary Snacks**: Enjoy free snacks while supplies last, and participate in a nature scavenger hunt to explore the surrounding area.
– **Concession Stand**: For those looking to indulge, a concession stand will offer delicious food and refreshments for purchase.
This event is ideal for families with children seeking a fun, low-stress day outdoors, pet-loving travelers looking for dog-friendly activities, romantic couples desiring quiet corners and scenic photo spots, and large reunion groups eager to share meals and group activities. It’s a chance to connect with nature, create lasting memories, and enjoy the simple pleasures of lakeside living.
To make the most of your day, consider bringing picnic blankets, folding chairs, and sunscreen. While the event is free, it’s advisable to check for any ticketing or RSVP details closer to the date. For accommodations, explore nearby lodging options on Lake.com to enhance your lakeside experience.
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