Brooks Thompson casts from a prime spot on the bridge.
Scarlett Weeks casts with mom Brianna Weeks and brother Dylan Weeks.
Skylar Bourgnoine, 6, with her dad, Eric.
Angela Mao of Greenfield with her daughter Alyssa and friend Kamden Gerrish.
The 35th annual Loran B. Hanson Fishing Derby at Otter Brook on Gulf Road on Saturday inPeterborough.
The Wallace sisters, Blayke, 7, Sydney, 2, and Aubree, 9, take part in the fishing derby.
Fishing derby participants cast for trout.
Kevin Harris, left and Shawn Durgin, center, help Caleb Harris untangle his lines.
Will Lord with his sons, Silas and Jameson.
Young fishermen survey the water of Otter Brook in Peterborough.
Young friends watch a cast.
More than 90 children and youth participate in the 35th annual Loran B. Hanson Fishing Derby on Saturday at Otter Brook in Peterborough.
The Peterborough Fire Department co-sponsored the fishing derby with the Peterborough Recreation Department.
Young anglers and their families cast for trout at Otter Brook.
The bridge over Otter Brook at Gulf Road in Peterborough was the prime spot for fishing.
Peterborough Fire Chief Ed Walker, Peterborough Recreation Department Director Craig Fraley, Program Coordinator Julia Chidester and firefighter Cody Boutwell, who organized the fishing tournament.
Over 90 children took part in the 35th annual Loran B. Hanson Memorial Fishing Derby at Otter Brook in Peterborough on Saturday. The tournament is organized by the Peterborough Recreation Department and the Peterborough Fire Department.
Cody Boutwell of the Peterborough Fire & Rescue, who was the primary organizer of the event, said the National Fish Hatchery donated more than 200 trout, with additional fish from the Sumner Hatchery in Ossipee.
“It’s just fantastic to see so many kids out here today,” Boutwell said.
The first-place trophy winner was 11-year-old Dakota Wolhok of Marlow with a 16¾-inch trout. Second place was won by 7-year-old Jaxson Boyd of Northwood with a 16½-inch trout, and 8-year-old Raven Van Horn of Peterborough took third place with a 16½-inch trout.
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