Mighty Minnow Derby Hooks Kids Aug 2 2025: Reel in the Fun
Mighty Minnow Kids’ Fishing Derby: free entry, pre-register online, fishing at Lewis & Clark State Park marina, vehicle permit required.
Event details
Join us for the Mighty Minnow Kids’ Fishing Derby at Lewis & Clark State Park in Williston, North Dakota, on Saturday, August 2, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM. This is an exciting annual event that invites young anglers under the age of 18 to engage in fishing at the park’s beautiful marina area. To ensure a fair and enjoyable experience, participants are divided into two age groups: 10 and under, and 11 to 17. This thoughtful division means that every participant can enjoy friendly competition tailored to their age.
What should you know about registration for the derby? Pre-registration is available online with a total of 90 spots, and an extra 10 spots will be available for walk-up participants on the event day. To guarantee your child’s participation, make sure to register in advance. Even for those who have pre-registered, arriving by 9:30 AM is important for check-in to ensure a smooth start to the day. Fishing activities will take place from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM around the marina, creating a perfect setting for young fishing enthusiasts.
What happens after fishing? Once the weigh-ins and awards have concluded, Susie Q’s Ice Cream Truck will be on-site offering tasty treats from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This is a delightful opportunity for attendees to relax and enjoy some sweet rewards after a day of fishing fun. While entry to the derby is free, be aware that a vehicle permit is required for park access, which is available for purchase either online or at the park itself.
Why is this event so special? The Mighty Minnow Kids’ Fishing Derby presents an exceptional chance for families to come together, share joyful moments, and foster a sense of community. It’s more than just a fishing event; it’s about creating lasting memories by the water and instilling a love for the outdoors in young anglers.
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