Saturday, October 31, 2026 | St. Lawrence County, NY
WADDINGTON — A Parishville youngster took top honors in a recent youth fishing tournament. The tournament, held Jan. 18, raised $400 for the Waddington Rescue Squad’s new ambulance fund. Event …
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WADDINGTON — A Parishville youngster took top honors in a recent youth fishing tournament.
The tournament, held Jan. 18, raised $400 for the Waddington Rescue Squad’s new ambulance fund.
Event organizers say 25 children participated with 14 fish caught, totaling 277 inches in length.
Nine-year old Scott Taylor of Parishville took home first place with a 32-inch fish. In second place was 16-year old Avery Hill, with a 30-inch fish and Charlie Clark-Vallcne, age 11, placed third with a 24.5-inch catch.
The plan is to make this an annual event, organizer Julie McBath said.
“Special thanks to Greg and Karla Mintz, Caleb and Tannor from the Madrid-Waddington National Honor Society, MWCS High School Principal Joe Binion,and Lisbon Superintendent Pat Farrand for their support and help with the event,” she said.
Sponsors for the event were Riverbay Adventure Inn and Rentals and Off the Grid Guide Service.
