Program # 458110

Don’t let the big one get away! This exciting new camp will teach young anglers the skills and knowledge needed for a lifetime of fun catching fish. Camp Director Capt. Chris Dollar and his staff are enthusiastic fishermen eager to share their knowledge of the natural world with the next generation of anglers. Chris D. Dollar has more than 15 years experience as an outdoor professional. His passion for fishing is only matched by his passion to share his knowledge of the natural world with the next generation of anglers. Capt. Dollar is certified in First-Aid, holds a U.S. Coast Guard Master’s License and is active in numerous professional and conservation organizations. Campers will learn casting skills and how to tie flies and lures as well as engage in "hands on," nature-based activities that inspire campers to become stewards of our natural resources and outdoor traditions. On the final day, campers will board the Happy Hooker to put their newly honed skills to the test, with the chance to catch flounder, bluefish and croakers! Campers should pack a lunch daily and wear appropriate clothes and shoes for outside activities. Campers should also bring water, sunscreen, hat and sunglasses.

PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION

Casting Lessons
Lure & Fly Making
Knot Tying
Fish Identification

CAMP EXTRAS

Tackle & Rod Give-a-ways
Camp T-Shirt

For Questions, contact Ron Strickler

Click Here For Registration Form

Program # 458111

New to our summer camp line up, we are please to announce our first ever Kayak Fishing Camp. The Kayak Fishing and Marine Explorers Camp offers fun, hands-on activities that allow young anglers the chance to catch and learn about many species and marine organisms in the back bays of Assateague Island. Activities include learning how to kayak and improve kayaking skills; learning how to fish and improve fishing skills with the help of fishing experts; learning fishing knots, lures and bait rig set-ups; exploring salt marshes, tidal sand flats, and oyster reefs; catching fish, crabs, shrimp, mollusks species using seine nets, cast nets, fishing poles, fish traps, crab traps, shovels and sieves. Camp Director Capt. Chris Dollar and his staff are enthusiastic fishermen eager to share their knowledge of the natural world with the next generation of anglers. Capt. Dollar has more than 15 years experience as an outdoor professional. Capt. Dollar is certified in First-Aid, holds a U.S. Coast Guard Master’s License and is active in numerous professional and conservation organizations. Campers should pack a lunch daily and wear appropriate clothing and shoes for outside activities. Campers should also bring water, sunscreen, hats and sunglasses.

PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION

Casting Lessons
Lure & Fly Making
Knot Tying
Fish Identification

CAMP EXTRAS

Tackle & Rod Give-a-ways
Camp T-Shirt

For Questions, contact Ron Strickler

Click Here For Registration Form