Labor Day Weekend Will Close Our 2017 Season
Kid's Fishing - Saturday Mornings
WELCOME
To Snappy’s beautiful park, courtyard, fishing pond & batting cages.
Guidelines (rules) for public use of Snappy’s Fishing Pond:
Fishing is FREE – Snappy’s gift to the community.
Hours: Every Saturday, 9:00 to 11:00 A.M., late spring, summer & early fall.
Please help us keep this event and process, REALLY FUN and wholesome – totally free from injury, difficulty or disappointment. This must stay FUN!
To Snappy’s beautiful park, courtyard, fishing pond & batting cages.
Guidelines (rules) for public use of Snappy’s Fishing Pond:
Fishing is FREE – Snappy’s gift to the community.
Hours: Every Saturday, 9:00 to 11:00 A.M., late spring, summer & early fall.
Please help us keep this event and process, REALLY FUN and wholesome – totally free from injury, difficulty or disappointment. This must stay FUN!
- MUST HAVE a parent, grandparent or guardian present and WITH child, and with a ratio to child, no more than 1 to 2. Should you have three children, please bring two adults.
- Available for all children, ages 12 years and younger.
- Parent/Grandparents/Guardians can/may provide rods, reels, tackle and bait for the use of their young folks. The use of the pond and courtyard and the fishing is FREE.
- Snappy’s is attempting to teach and encourage SPORTSMANSHIP and CONSERVATION. Therefore the FREE FISHING process is established on “catch and release”. Therefore, all tackle must be single snelled hook, either barbless or with flattened barb.
- Flattening the barb is very easy. Simply take your pliers and squeeze the barb FLAT on the hook.
- If your young person wishes to harvest a fish, please harvest only one. Also, should he or she wish to harvest, please teach your child that conservation is very important, and that the fish should be timely and properly cleaned, and then prepared for family dining.
- PLEASE – Of course kids will be kids, but let’s not have any running, rock tossing, nor any child in the ponds. Please help us keep this SAFE & FUN!
Resources
More information on catch and release can also be found at: www.keepemwet.org; or http://montanatu.org/.