.The King George Outdoor Club did a little fishing on Friday night and then met up again for some shooting on Saturday at a private farm in King George. We want to thank the following people for supporting the events:
The landowner and our conservation police officers for facilitating this event.
Big Dog Outfitters in King George for supplying the ammunition and always helping our youth out
Catfish Kelly's Country Store in Ferry Farm for helping us out with bait
Wal Mart at Ferry Farm for supplying fishing supplies, bug spray, and water.
Friday night was our fishing event. The fishing was not red hot by any means even though the temps were closing in on that. The kids stuck with it and some nice fish were caught. Three really nice bass measuring between 17-19 inches were caught. A few huge panfish were also taken. For some of the youth, these were first fish of their lives. What a great memory to catch a nice fish for your first!
On Saturday we met again to do some clay shooting and for the younger youth, a .22 practice session. The kids had a blast before it got hot. Thanks to Mike Woods for coming out to help supervise. Woods is a Hunter Education Instructor and a World History I teacher at KGMS. He is also one of the Outdoor Club Leaders. Thanks also to my daughters KD and Kristy for helping out.
The youth did well shooting. Check out the photos!
The landowner and our conservation police officers for facilitating this event.
Big Dog Outfitters in King George for supplying the ammunition and always helping our youth out
Catfish Kelly's Country Store in Ferry Farm for helping us out with bait
Wal Mart at Ferry Farm for supplying fishing supplies, bug spray, and water.
Friday night was our fishing event. The fishing was not red hot by any means even though the temps were closing in on that. The kids stuck with it and some nice fish were caught. Three really nice bass measuring between 17-19 inches were caught. A few huge panfish were also taken. For some of the youth, these were first fish of their lives. What a great memory to catch a nice fish for your first!
On Saturday we met again to do some clay shooting and for the younger youth, a .22 practice session. The kids had a blast before it got hot. Thanks to Mike Woods for coming out to help supervise. Woods is a Hunter Education Instructor and a World History I teacher at KGMS. He is also one of the Outdoor Club Leaders. Thanks also to my daughters KD and Kristy for helping out.
The youth did well shooting. Check out the photos!
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