Fishing Clinic at Lexington Wildlife Chapter

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Fishing Clinic at Lexington Wildlife Chapter

Have you ever been fishing or has it been a long time since you 'wet' your line? If you are intimidated by how to tie a Palomar knot or prop

By SCDNR Aquatic Education

Date and time

Saturday, May 4 · 10am - 1pm EDT

Location

Lexington Wildlife Chapter

3225 Emanuel Church Rd Lexington, SC 29073

About this event

  • 3 hours

Have you ever been fishing or has it been a long time since you 'wet' your line? If you are intimidated by how to tie a Palomar knot or proper casting techniques for all situations, then we have a class for you.

Family Fishing Clinics are an introductory class to fishing. Family Fishing Clinics will teach skills on how to tie fishing knots, how to rig a rod and reel, casting and the best part is everyone will get to try their hand at fishing. Kids from ages 4 to adults are welcome, so come out and play, enjoy the outdoors and make this a Family Fun Day!

For more information regarding an upcoming Freshwater Family Fishing Clinics event or want to host an event of your very own, please contact Sarah Chabaane, fishingclinics@dnr.sc.gov or 803-737-8483.

For more information regarding Saltwater Family Fishing Clinics or to host your own event, please contact Olivia Bueno, BuenoO@dnr.sc.gov or 843-953-9809.

Reminders:

What to bring: Dress is casual. Check the weather report and dress appropriately as you will be outside.  Other items to consider bringing include hat, sunglasses, bug spray and water.  Everything you need to participate in the class will be provided for you for the duration of the clinic.  

Costs: The clinic is free of charge. (Fees for entrance to State Parks may still be applicable)

Clinics are held rain or shine unless hazardous weather occurs. 

Social distancing will be encouraged during the event due to COVID-19.

 

Organized by

SCDNR Aquatic Education

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Aquatic Education Section’s mission is to serve as the principal advocate for and steward of South Carolina’s natural resources.

We strive to educate the public on recreational fishing techniques, opportunities and angler ethics, as well as provide information to learn about South Carolina’s aquatic ecosystems, how they function and the biology and identification of the species within these ecosystems.

Check out some of the fun fishing and learning opportunities we have available.

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