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Parkland wants residents to go fishing

Parkland has introduced a program aimed at promoting fishing as a hobby among its residents, with staff expecting many to take the bait.

The program involves loaning out fishing rods and tackle for a maximum period of a week. Residents can check out up to four fishing rods and tackle Monday through Friday. The fishing equipment was donated recently to the city by Fish Florida, a nonprofit organization that teaches people about the state’s fish and aquatic habitats.

The city received 30 fishing rods and tackle from Fish Florida, said Scott Davidoff, Parks and Recreation director. “We were researching different ways of getting our residents interested in fishing. It is something you can do alone or with a family. I hope the new program will introduce more people to fishing.”

Call Lara Kramer at 954-927-8361 or visit www.fishfloridatag.org.

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