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Theresa Jones, of Mexia, and son Daniel Wilson, 5, appear to be having a great time learning to fish at the Annual Youth Fishing Clinic, held Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 25-26, at Fort Parker State Park. Photos by Roxanne Thompson/The Mexia News
ABOVE, LEFT: Colton Mays, 3, of Lockhart, shows his grandmother Michelle Mays, of Oakwood, and father Trevor Mays, not shown, the fish he just caught in the Annual Youth Fishing Clinic, at Springfield Lake, at Fort Parker State Park. The event was held Sa
LEFT: Chavor Gamble, of Mexia, shows his niece Taiden Forge, 8, how to cast, using a rod and reel at the Annual Youth Fishing Clinic on Saturday, Jan. 25, at Fort Parker State Park. Photos by Roxanne Thompson/The Mexia News
ABOVE: David Horn, of Mexia, and his granddaughter Brylee Lewis, 4, of Tyler, look serious about fishing at Springfield Lake, at Fort Parker State Park. They were there for the Annual Youth Fishing Clinic, held Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 25-26.

Sounds a little fishy

Fort Parker State Park’s youth fishing event this past weekend had an estimated 250 children show up to fish – plus their respective parents, grandparents and other family members; add a couple of dozen volunteers and park personnel, and Springfield Lake and the area nearby was filled with kids and adults learning or teaching the pleasures of fishing.

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