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The Fishing Wallengas!
All kids had fun on the water. Some fished and caught. Some didn’t do either — they just had a great boat ride. This year, the Wallenga kids had a great catching day, for numbers, size, and diversity. Maybe it had something to do with their Boat Captain and Co-Captain? Nah, it was the kids!
If all interviewees were as relaxed on camera as Jack and Georgia Walenga are, the news would be more entertaining. Kudos to Jack and Georgia for work well done, on the water and in front of the camera. And thx again to Sean Gates, AZGFD, for the videography!
Having invested most of my life in fishing, and at least a little time in catching, I am still not sure which part of it gives me the most pleasure: the on-the-water part or telling (lying to) others about how it went. I think maybe Jack and Georgia Wallenga have the same problem, but they actually caught nice fish!
Tyler Johnson
Tyler is my youngest grandson. Now 7 years old, going on 20, he is quite a fisherman. But once each year he spends a weekend or two filling 55 tackle boxes for C.A.S.T. for Kids at Lake Pleasant. It brings him a lot of happiness.
C.A.S.T. for Kids Affiliates, Donors and Sponsors in Arizona
C.A.S.T. for Kids Affiliates, Donors and Sponsors in Arizona
C.A.S.T. for Kids Affiliates, Donors and Sponsors in Arizona
C.A.S.T. for Kids Affiliates, Donors and Sponsors in Arizona
C.A.S.T. for Kids at Lake Pleasant, 2023: Prep Work
