About Fishing Club:
Ages 8-14
-Looking for beginner-intermediate skill level anglers who are interested in slowing down to really focus on dialing in skills like knot tying, casting accuracy, and learning about tackle usage/placement. All skills that will help them to become a better angler overtime!
-We have access to private farm ponds, trout ponds, and river access that will allow us to fish for a variety of species within the area.
-Sessions will begin with an outdoor classroom environment encouraging the kids to sit down and practice tying knots, setting up rods, checking reels, and preparing tackle before getting to the water.
-Guided instruction while on the water
-We will work on tying knots, baiting hooks, accurate casting techniques, proper tackle usage, observing water conditions, identifying fish and more!
-Personal gear is recommended, but not required. All supplemental gear will be provided.
**Fly Fishing gear maybe brought, but will not be provided** (Instruction will be provided for those who bring Fly Fishing Gear)
REGISTER FOR 2023 FISHING CLUB:
SPRING DATES: 4:30pm-7:30pm
Register APRIL 7: Pond Fishing with Access to Boats / Meeting Bryan Park (Shelter 1)
Register APRIL 15: Pond Fishing with Access to Boats / Meeting at Forest Hill Park
Register APRIL 29: Pond Fishing with Access to Boats / Meeting at Bryan Park (Shelter 1)
Register MAY 4: Wade Fishing on the James River / Meeting at Forest Hill Park
Register MAY 10: Wade Fishing on the James River / Meeting at Bryan Park (Shelter 1)
We currently offer after-school enrichment programs in the area. Please reach out if you would like to coordinate an after-school program through a school or private group!
Under the guidance of positive adult role models, we provide the children a chance to discover their own abilities, stimulating self-esteem and character. From tree climbing, to hiking, to fishing, to mountain biking, to just looking under rocks in the river to see what’s there, we let kids lead the programming as much as possible. We believe the power of observation is one of nature’s most useful tools for learning and are ever ready to stop what we are doing to watch an eagle eat a shad or have a rock skipping contest.
Children will have FUN, learn for themselves, start to see a progression of skill development and build a base that they’ll carry with them their whole lives. We create a safe environment for kids to be kids and enjoy time outside like we did growing up. Fortunately we have the James River Park System in our back yard. What a wonderful playground! Most of the programs take place in the James River Park and other area parks, but from time to time we may visit private locations for specific activities. Pick up is available at area schools with programs dates and schools to be determined before each season.
This program takes place in the James River Park and other local parks. Participants will learn basic and intermediate mountain biking skills as well as a little bike maintenance. Pick up is available at area schools with programs dates and schools to be determined before each season.
This program takes place on the James River and local ponds in the Richmond Area. We pick the kids up from school ready to hit the water for an hour or two. No fishing experience necessary. We provide all equipment.
We currently have programs planned for Steward School, St. Michael’s School, Fox Elementary. You should be receiving information regarding registration from these locations.