Families learned fishing basics at a free clinic in Central City
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Cute kids browse tackle and gear before heading to the pond during the Free Fishing Clinic at William C. Russell Park.
A young angler focuses on her cast while trying her luck at the pond.
A father helps his daughter learn the basics of casting during the Free Fishing Clinic on Sunday, June 7, 2026, in Central City.
A participant watches her line while fishing along the shoreline of the stocked pond.
Lillian Everett, 17, displays a stringer of rainbow trout caught during the Family Fun Fishing Clinic. The fish were caught on worms in the recently stocked pond.
Families spent a sunny Sunday casting lines. On June 7, they learned the basics of fishing and enjoyed snacks, prizes, and time outdoors during Gilpin County Parks & Recreation's Free Fishing Clinic at William C. Russell Park in Central City. The event was held in conjunction with Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Free Fishing Weekend, allowing participants to fish without a license while learning basic angling techniques in the recently stocked pond.
