4-H Fishing for Fun Camp

Get ready to cast a line and soak up the salt air! Our Fishing for Fun Camp is heading to the iconic Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head for a day of angling, education, and coastal exploration.

Whether you are a seasoned pro or have never held a rod before, this camp is the perfect way to learn the ropes of saltwater fishing. 4-H staff and pier experts will guide campers through the basics of ocean conservation and fishing ethics.

• Pier Fishing: Spend the day fishing from one of the premier spots on the Atlantic coast.
• Skill Building: Learn how to tie knots, bait hooks, and identify different local fish species.
• Coastal Education: Discover the unique ecosystem of the Outer Banks and the importance of "Catch and Release."
• New Friendships: Connect with fellow 4-H’ers who share a love for the great outdoors.

• Location: Transportation provided from the Extension Office to Jennette’s Pier.
• Equipment: All fishing gear and bait are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own tackle).
• What to Bring: A packed lunch, reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and a hat.

Space is limited to ensure a safe and fun experience for everyone. Don't miss out on the "catch" of the summer!

Every child attending camp must have an active profile in 4-H Online. This is our primary system for managing camper safety and communication.

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We know "one more form" can be a hassle, but this system is specifically designed to keep your child safe while they are in our care:

• Insurance Coverage: Once your child’s profile is marked "Active," they are automatically covered by 4-H accidental insurance for the duration of the camp.
• Instant Medical Access: In the event of an allergy or emergency, our staff has immediate, secure access to the digital health forms and emergency contacts you provide.
• Privacy First: The system is PCI and HIPAA compliant, meaning your family’s sensitive medical and personal data is kept strictly confidential and secure.
• Stay in the Loop: You’ll receive important camp updates, arrival/departure details, and information on future youth scholarships and events.

1. Create a Family Profile: If you are new to 4-H, start by creating one primary account for your household.
2. Add Your Camper: Create an individual profile for each child attending camp.
3. Complete the Health Form: Ensure the medical section is up-to-date so our camp counselors are fully prepared to support your child.

All Pitt County 4-H clubs and programs adhere to the N.C 4-H Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedures. Please use the link to review our guidelines. North Carolina 4-H Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedure

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