Lesser Slave Watershed Council hosted the annual Kids Can Catch at Winagami Lake Provincial Park boat launch area July 12. No fishing licences was required for Alberta’s Free Fishing Weekend. The watershed council and Lesser Slave Forest Education Society featured displays. Free hotdogs and hamburgers were also provided for lunch. Despite the windy weather, people enjoyed the event.
Korbyn Cunningham-L’Hirondelle, 9, left, and his sister Indira Cunningham-L’Hirondelle, 7, get ready to go fishing at the Kids Can Catch!Lesser Slave Forest Educational Society showed several pelts at the Kids Can Catch free fishing day. Left-right, are Katelyn Kelly, Shephard Kelly, 1, Glory Kelly, 2, all of Peace River, and Sabrina Lambert, of Falher.William Boisvert, 6, left, of Girouxville, hold a big toy jackfish (pike) with his sister Macy Boisvert, 2, at the Kids Can Catch free fishing day July 12.A variety of resources and items were free for the taking at the Lesser Slave Watershed Council table. Left-right, are Anna-May L’Hirondelle, 10, Megan Beagle, and Freya Beagle, 6.Cori Burgar, left, and her son, Jared Gomes, barbecue hotdogs and hamburgers at the Kids Can Catch free fishing day July 12.Addy Plesuk, 4, of High Prairie, left, goes fishing with her mother Stacy Plesuk at the Kids Can Catch free fishing day July 12.Declan Chandler, 3, of Calgary, left, goes fishing with his grandfather Lance Meroniuk, of Slave Lake, at the Kids Can Catch free fishing day July 12 at Winagami Lake Provincial Park.
