Fishing Derby at Grover Cleveland Park in Caldwell – New Jersey Hills
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About 60 children and their families took part in the 26th annual Fishing Derby on Thursday, May 9 at Grover Cleveland Park in Caldwell.
The event was co-sponsored by Essex County and Roseland.
Prizes were awarded for most fish caught, largest and smallest fish caught, and first fish caught.
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His father takes a photo of Jayden Capellan, 8, of Roseland with a large-mouth bass that measured 11 1/2 inches. That was the largest fish caught during the 26th annual Fishing Derby on Thursday, May 9 at Grover Cleveland Park Pond in Caldwell.
Valentina Barbieri, 12, of Livingston gives some pointers to Frankie Garcia, 7, of Roseland during the Fishing Derby.
Luke Takkel, 5, of Roseland won a prize for catching the most fish – five – among the boys 5 years old and younger. With him is his father, Klas, holding a bucket with one of the catches.
Jayden Capellan, 8, of Roseland holds a large-mouth bass that measured 11 1/2 inches. He won the Robert Hoffman Memorial Grand Prize from the Roseland Recreation Department for the longest fish caught during the derby.
Roseland council member Jean Perrotti poses with Giancarlo Morey, 5, of Roseland. He was the first boy to catch a fish at the derby and he received a prize from the Roseland Recreation Department.
Valentina Barbieri, 12, of Livingston was the first girl to catch a fish at the derby at Grover Cleveland Park.
The first fish caught at the derby is taken off the line to be measured.
Valentina Barbieri, 12, of Livingston learned to fish from her grandfather Frank Ponte.
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