FILE: Rearden Newby, left, and his dad, Billy, pose with the fishing pole that Rearden won at the 2011 fishing rodeo. (Jeremy Stewart/thepolkfishwrap.com)
The fishing rodeo is for children through 15 years of age. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Children must bring their own fishing equipment and are allowed one rod per child. Minnow fishing will not be allowed.
Adults are encouraged to help bait hooks and cast for children who are too small to do so, but are not allowed to fish themselves. There is an eight fish limit per child.
There is no pre-registration required.
To get to Kenview Farms, take Highway 278 to Highway 113 north. The farms are four miles down on the left and will be marked with signs.
Prizes and free hotdogs and drinks will be provided.
The sponsors for the event are:
Smith Towing & Recovery, Complete Equipment Co., Coosa Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited, Rome Plow, H & W Transfer, Hamby Clearing and Grading Inc., Fun Wheels Skating Center, Elmo Carter Construction, Kenview Farm, Cedar Valley Container, Trammell Lawn Care Inc.;
Four Seasons Car Wash Inc., Wright Trucking & Grading, Casey's Food store, Coca-Cola, Complete Crete Inc., Short Grading & Hauling, Jane and Harold Wyatt, Cedartown Hardware, McRae-Stegall-Peek, Bojangles, Atkins Electric, Lamar's Sporting Goods, American Legion Post #86;
Litsey Funeral Home, Fenley TV, Knights Farm, B & D Garage, Regions Bank, Holme's Law Firm, Forsyth Body Shop, McNabb Tire & Wheel, Gammage Funeral Home, Davenport Lumber, Freeman Harris Funeral Home;
Deep South Industrial Services Inc., Mary Miller State Farms Insurance, Professional Machine & Fabrication, Cedar Valley Shrine Club #7, Tangle's Hair Salon, Industrial Drive Gun Pawn, Cedartown Exchange Club, Redmond Regional and Hick's Grading & Hauling.
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