Kids Fishing Activity :: Kingfisher Sport Fishing Association

KSFA MALTA > Kids Fishing Activity

09/08/2014 15:52

The Kingfisher Sport Fishing Association(KSFA) committee has decided that after some years of absence, its time to organize once again a fishing activity that is aimed to those children who love this wonderful sport apart from the usual competitions. This will be held at Sliema on Sunday the 31st of August between 7.00am till 10.00am.

Those children participating must be under the age of 16 and must be accompanied by an adult/parent/guardian. It will not be a competition and we expect that everyone participating must be fair. It has been decided that those children under the age of 11 can be helped by their accompanying adult on everything, whilst those from 11 to 16 can only be helped in landing a fish.

We will give more details later on Facebook and on our website: ksfamalta.com

Since we need to know the amount of children participating, those interested need to inform someone of the committee by not later than Sunday the 24th of August. Our contacts can be found on ksfamalta.com or by sending an email to info@ksfamalta.com

You can also reply to the post on Facebook, on the page of the group Sport Fishing News in Malta.

Thankyou in advance and hope to see a large amount of children having fun with this wonderful Sport.

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