Junior Angler Fishing Event on August 7th — Free for Kids Under 16

This is a press release from Redwood National and State Parks:

National Park ServiceThere is going to be a Junior Angler Fishing Day, free fishing event, coming up for kids 16 years old and younger at Freshwater Beach, located just south of Orick, CA on Saturday, August 7. In collaboration with the CA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife and Redwood National and State Parks, we will be offering surf perch fishing on the beach from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Sign up is required for this event, which folks can do by calling 707-465-7762 or emailing [email protected]. This event is limited to 40 junior anglers. Junior anglers need to be accompanied by an adult if attending the event.

There will be loaner fishing equipment for those that need it (available on a first-come-first-served basis). A Junior Angler program/booklet where kids can earn a Junior Angler fishing badge, free stickers, and other giveaways will be available too.

Saturday, August 7 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Freshwater Beach, Orick CA. Sign up required by calling 707-465-7762 or emailing [email protected]

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Mongo
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Mongo
2 years ago

Freshwater Beach is a dangerous, steep beach with many drownings. It is NOT a good place to invite kids to get close to the water to “learn to fish”.

This event should be moved to Gold Bluffs or Crescent Beach up in CC. If it has to be at Freshwater Beach (Orick), do it in the lagoon, please.

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2 years ago
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you must have missed the “surf perch” part of the release. surf perch like the steep and deep troughs that primarily exist between agate beach and redwood creek. most of the drownings on this stretch are people that go in after their dog. people shouldn’t bring their dogs to this beach.