Young Anglers Cast at Hinton July 12 2025: 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
What is the Kids Can Catch event?
Join us for the annual Kids Can Catch event in Hinton, a fantastic opportunity for young anglers and families to enjoy freshwater fishing. This free fishing tournament takes place on Saturday, July 12, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Kelley’s Bathtub, located at 123 Lake Road. It’s specifically designed for youth anglers under 16, making it the perfect day out to experience the joys of fishing. Whether you’re an experienced fisher or new to the sport, this event is tailored to ensure everyone has fun and learns something new.
What to expect at the event?
At Kids Can Catch, you can look forward to the presence of fishing mentors who will provide guidance on the essentials of fishing. They’ll show you how to bait a hook, suggest the best spots to drop your line, and tell you what steps to take once you land a fish. If you have your own fishing rod, bring it along! If not, there are rods available for you to borrow. No fishing licenses are required during this event as it coincides with Alberta’s Family Fishing Weekend, allowing everyone to participate without hassle. As you fish, enjoy complimentary snacks while supplies last and take part in a nature scavenger hunt around the area. A concession stand will also be open, offering delicious food and refreshments for sale to keep your energy up and spirits high.
Why should you attend?
This event promises to create joyful memories at the lake, and there’s truly something for everyone. It’s an ideal occasion to bond with your family, meet other fishing enthusiasts, and potentially catch your first fish. Plus, you get to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while enjoying the crystal-clear waters of Hinton. Don’t miss out on this wonderful experience. For more information, feel free to reach out to Lisa Denault at 780-865-6036. Event sponsors, like the Alberta Conservation Association and Trans Mountain Pipeline, help make this event possible, enhancing our community’s involvement in outdoor activities.
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