Teach Others About Fishing With LDWF!
 

Have you been looking for an opportunity to teach others about fish or how to go fishing? Become an Aquatic Volunteer Instructor for the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries today! Attend a free 8-hour workshop in Baton Rouge on Wednesday, May 16th, to learn how to teach topics such as knot tying, fish ID, fish anatomy, basic fishing tackle, proper casting, and more! Once you go through this training, you are able to volunteer at LDWF events or borrow our equipment for your own aquatic education programs. This is a great opportunity for those interested in passing on their passion for fishing and getting others hooked on it, too! For more information or to apply online, visit our website at: http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/ldwf-volunteer-programs. If you have any questions, contact Alayna McGarry at (504) 286-4050 or at amcgarry@wlf.la.gov.

Flyer for Aquatic Volunteer Workshop
 

If anyone is interested in getting a group for this area I would be down.

years ago ,i used to teach mentally challenged folks how to fish at the LDWF location on flannery rd. in B.R. . Used a week of my vacation each summer when they had summer camp. My big boss found out what i was doing and started giving me an extra paid week to do this . You think a child lights up when they catch a fish ? wait till you see these folks. I will be signing up for this program!!!