Fishing 101, 1
Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Sport Fish Restoration Program
Don’t let the fact you’ve never gone fishing—or that your skills are a bit rusty—keep you from casting a line soon.
We do offer classes, but we can’t offer classes to everyone. So, we thought a little video series would help.
Ann Miller coordinates aquatic education for TPW. She said the agency received many inquiries from adults interested in learning to fish for the first time, or who wanted to know how to get their children involved. Miller helped to develop—and hosts—the agency’s new Fishing 101 video series, which demonstrates basic fishing skills.
So, we have really started with the very basic knowledge and skills, just to get people started. Then, of course, we have also included a lot of links to resources, so that people will figure out the next steps to be able to increase their fishing knowledge.
The videos, available on YouTube and the TPW website, are for adults who want to hone their skills.
We do gear this for adults; both to teach them how to go fishing again if they’ve forgotten, or to help them teach their children.
Find links to the videos at passporttotexas.org.
That’s our show…we produce our show with a grant form the Sport Fish and Wildlife Restoration Program…working to increase fishing and boating opportunities in Texas…
For Texas Parks and Wildlife…I’m Cecilia Nasti.
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