Eatontown Recreation had its annual Fishing Derby this past Saturday, June 2 at Wampum Park Pond.
With registration starting at 8 a.m., Eatontown Recreation had a turnout of over 50 youth participants.
Many catfish, blue gills, and bass, along with two snapping turtles were caught and released by children and their parents.
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The Award Ceremony started at 10:30 a.m. and prizes were given to First Fish Caught, Biggest Fish, and Most Unique Fish. The Most Unique Fish caught was an eel.
Every child walked away with a prize of either a trophy, fishing pole, or filled tackle box. This event, sponsored by the Recreation Advisory Committee, had sunny weather and blue skies.
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To check out more pictures from our Fishing Derby- go to our Facebook - "Eatontown Recreation."
