PHOTO GALLERY: Lycoming Creek Angler’s Club Fishing Derby
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Young anglers and their parents line the banks of the Lycoming Creek during the the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's Annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewoods Acres Campground north of Trout Run. T he Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Elsie Coppadge, 3, daughter of Brian and Tracy Coppadge of Nisbet kisses her trout after catching it from the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent A young angler hooks a trout in the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Hailey Reiff, 8, daughter of Jeremy and Beth Reiff of Myerstown carries her catch from the creek side with her fater during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Young anglers and their parents line the banks of the Lycoming Creek during the the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's Annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewoods Acres Campground north of Trout Run. T he Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Sebastian Laviviere, 7, son of Jaime Laviviere of Loyalsock Township kisses his trout after catching it from the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Young anglers and their parents line the banks of the Lycoming Creek during the the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's Annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewoods Acres Campground north of Trout Run. T he Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Elsie Coppadge, 3, daughter of Brian and Tracy Coppadge of Nisbet kisses her trout after catching it from the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent A young angler hooks a trout in the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Hailey Reiff, 8, daughter of Jeremy and Beth Reiff of Myerstown carries her catch from the creek side with her fater during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Young anglers and their parents line the banks of the Lycoming Creek during the the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's Annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewoods Acres Campground north of Trout Run. T he Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Sebastian Laviviere, 7, son of Jaime Laviviere of Loyalsock Township kisses his trout after catching it from the pond during the Lycoming Creek Anglers Club's annual Fishing Derby for Children at the Squarewood Acres Campground north of Trout Run Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale. The Lycoming Creek Anglers Club is a non-profit organization working with the state to raise trout and stock local streams with 10,000 trout each year. For the derby 500 trout were released into the Lycoming Creek at the bridge where children fished for the derby.
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A photographic look at the annual Lycoming Creek Angler’s Club Fishing Derby which was held on the banks of Lycoming Creek at the Squarewoods Acres Campground north of Trout Run on Saturday. This is the 24th year of the fishing derby for children ages 3-13 with prizes for caught fish and the largest fish as well as food and drinks for sale.