Department of Fisheries
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Department of Fisheries
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Fishing
For Success
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 Area residents enjoy a day of fishing during one of the pond Cleanup and Fishing Days. |
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A couple of local girls patiently wait for the next bite. |
Community Fishing Ponds FFS maintains, stocks, and hosts fishing events at numerous community ponds in Alachua County. Local children participate in maintaining their fishing ponds by helping out on cleanup and community fishing days, and feeding the stocked fish. Youth participants who make the greatest contributions to the maintenance of their local ponds are rewarded with recreational/educational field trips to fish farms, aquatic preserves, and state parks. If you know of a pond that could potentially be used for community fishing, contact Tom Glancy at 352-392-9617 x 236. |
FFS law Enforcement Lison Kelly Gamble with the happy winner of a cane pole. |
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FFS participant with a nice channel catfish. |
The Greentree kids pose with the truckload of trash they removed from their pond the morning of the Cleanup and Fishing Day. |
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a What could be better than a day of fishing with your buddies? |
Participants pose with the largest bluegill catch of the day. |
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