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Fishing: Lake Rotomanu family trout fishing day successful

Allen Stancliff
Stratford Press·
17 Nov, 2020 07:00 PMQuick Read

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Luca Caldwell with his Lake Rotomanu rainbow trout. Photo/ Supplied

Luca Caldwell with his Lake Rotomanu rainbow trout. Photo/ Supplied

Over 100 children and their caregivers tried their luck at catching a fish at the Lake Rotomanu trout fishing day on October 31.

Despite wind and rain from mid-morning, there was a great turnout at the event.

Jessie James Boon with his uncle Pascal Nagelkerke at the family fishing day. Photo/ Supplied
Jessie James Boon with his uncle Pascal Nagelkerke at the family fishing day. Photo/ Supplied

While not everyone was successful, there were good numbers of rainbow trout caught and some nice perch.

Joseph Hobson with his rainbow trout. Photo/ Supplied
Joseph Hobson with his rainbow trout. Photo/ Supplied
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The barbecue sausages and chocolate fish available at the Inglewood Rod, Gun and Recreation Club's tent also meant no one went away empty handed.

Inglewood Rod, Gun and Recreation Club president Pogal Moratti with grandson Gianluca Wheatley. Photo/ Supplied
Inglewood Rod, Gun and Recreation Club president Pogal Moratti with grandson Gianluca Wheatley. Photo/ Supplied

With 420 rainbow trout released into Lake Rotomanu for the event, there are still plenty more fish in the lake and they'll provide a great opportunity for families to come back and hone their fishing skills fish over the coming weeks.

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