04-29-2006, 02:26 AM
Youth fishing events scheduled around SC
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources will host a series of [url "http://www.screelkids.com/rodeos.htm"]youth fishing events[/url] around the state in May and June. Check individual events as age requirements for sites vary.
Accompanied by an adult, all youth can enjoy a day of fishing at a South Carolina water body. All sites are also barrier-free. Refreshments will be provided, and children will be awarded prizes at the event. There will be educational opportunities for families to learn more about fish and fishing in the Palmetto State.
Youth fishing events scheduled around South Carolina include: [ul] [li]Barnwell, May 6 – contact Sgt. Bedingfield, (803) 259-7446 [li]Berkeley County, Goose Creek, May 6 – contact Scott Lamprecht, (843) 825-3387 [li]Richland County, Cohen Fish Hatchery, June 3 – contact Monica Carter, (803) 734-4303 [li]Edgefield, May 13 – contact Buddy English, (864) 654-8266 [li]Florence, Dargan’s Pond, June 3 – contact Liz Osier, (843) 661-4767 [li]York County, Draper, May 13 – contact Jeff Witt, (864) 427-5140 [li]Greenwood County, Star Fort Pond, May 6 – contact Larry Holbrooks, (864) 654-8266 [li]Kershaw County, May 20 – contact Clearwater Cove Marina, (803) 432-5315 [li]Oconee County, Piedmont Forestry Center, May 20 – contact Larry Holbrooks, (864) 654-8266 [li]Union, May 20 – contact Steve Morrow, (864) 654-8266 [/li][/ul]
Some youth fishing events are part of the national “[url "http://www.futurefisherman.org/programs/hofnod.php"]Hooked on Fishing - Not on Drugs[/url]” program. The program combines all the basics of safe and ethical angling with long-term mentoring and positive life skills along with conservation education or check the [url "http://www.screelkids.com/hofnod.htm"]SC Reel Kids[/url] site.
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The S.C. Department of Natural Resources will host a series of [url "http://www.screelkids.com/rodeos.htm"]youth fishing events[/url] around the state in May and June. Check individual events as age requirements for sites vary.
Accompanied by an adult, all youth can enjoy a day of fishing at a South Carolina water body. All sites are also barrier-free. Refreshments will be provided, and children will be awarded prizes at the event. There will be educational opportunities for families to learn more about fish and fishing in the Palmetto State.
Youth fishing events scheduled around South Carolina include: [ul] [li]Barnwell, May 6 – contact Sgt. Bedingfield, (803) 259-7446 [li]Berkeley County, Goose Creek, May 6 – contact Scott Lamprecht, (843) 825-3387 [li]Richland County, Cohen Fish Hatchery, June 3 – contact Monica Carter, (803) 734-4303 [li]Edgefield, May 13 – contact Buddy English, (864) 654-8266 [li]Florence, Dargan’s Pond, June 3 – contact Liz Osier, (843) 661-4767 [li]York County, Draper, May 13 – contact Jeff Witt, (864) 427-5140 [li]Greenwood County, Star Fort Pond, May 6 – contact Larry Holbrooks, (864) 654-8266 [li]Kershaw County, May 20 – contact Clearwater Cove Marina, (803) 432-5315 [li]Oconee County, Piedmont Forestry Center, May 20 – contact Larry Holbrooks, (864) 654-8266 [li]Union, May 20 – contact Steve Morrow, (864) 654-8266 [/li][/ul]
Some youth fishing events are part of the national “[url "http://www.futurefisherman.org/programs/hofnod.php"]Hooked on Fishing - Not on Drugs[/url]” program. The program combines all the basics of safe and ethical angling with long-term mentoring and positive life skills along with conservation education or check the [url "http://www.screelkids.com/hofnod.htm"]SC Reel Kids[/url] site.
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