Get Involved: Northeast Region Outreach - Angler Outreach

Angler Outreach

Description:

Pass on your passion for the water and help reel in the next generation of anglers! As an Angler Outreach Volunteer, you’ll be the friendly face of conservation, helping novices of all ages discover the joy of the outdoors.

New to fishing? No problem! You don't need to be a pro angler to make a difference. If you love working with people, we’ll provide the training you need—your enthusiasm and helping hand are what matter most!

Whether you're helping a child cast their very first line or showing an adult how to tie the perfect knot, this role is all about creating unforgettable "first catch" moments.

What You’ll Do:

• Share Your Skills: Assist with fishing clinics and events, teaching essential skills like casting, knot tying, and proper fish handling.

• Educate: Help beginners understand aquatic ecology and how to identify local fish species.

• Prep the Gear: Assist with the annual maintenance, assembly, and rigging of fishing poles and equipment.

• Inspire: Represent CPW at community events, schools, and fishing derbies to promote outdoor recreation.

Volunteer Benefits:

Why You’ll Love It:

• Make Memories: There is nothing quite like the excitement of helping someone catch their very first fish.

• Get Outdoors: Spend your volunteer hours at beautiful Colorado parks and reservoirs.

• Flexible Commitment: Shifts typically range from 2–6 hours per event, making it easy to fit into your schedule.

Ready to make a splash? If you have good people skills and an interest in fishing, we want you on our team!

Interests:

Wildlife - Wildlife, Education - Teach Children, Education - Teach Fishing Skills, Outdoors and Community Science - Fishing, Education - Teach Adults, Education - School Programs, Education - Education and Outreach

Skills:

Education, Outreach, or Interpretation, Inclusivity and Cultural Competence, Fishing