Join Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River, the Pike-Wayne Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Project Healing Waters, at a free fishing clinic Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The fishing clinic will start at the Zane Grey Museum, 135 Scenic Drive in Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania and then move down to the Lackawaxen Access.
Participants will learn casting techniques, knot tying, fish identification, fishing regulations, and more. All fishing equipment will be provided, and participants will have the opportunity to practice casting as well as trying their hand on catching a fish on the banks of the Delaware.
This clinic is open to everyone of all ages or fishing abilities so grab a friend or bring your family and enjoy spending a day on the banks of the Delaware learning the art of fishing.
The Upper Delaware River and its tributaries support a diverse array of fish species. The river’s consistently high-water quality provides critical habitat for a variety of fish species from many different families. The Delaware River is unique among large eastern rivers because it remains undammed throughout the length of its mainstem.
Registration is required as spots are limited. Email ingrid_peterec@nps.gov to save your spot. For more information visit Free Fishing Clinic with Trout Unlimited and Project Healing Waters.
