PHOTOS: Young anglers take part in New Ipswich fishing derby
Griffin Matson and Jude Matson try for a big one during the New Ipswich fishing derby on Saturday. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—
Wyatt Kuusisto sits on the bank of Cemetery Pond. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
Avery Moran of New Ipswich holds up her trout and trophy declaring her the first girl to catch a fish. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
Lyndie Rowell of New Ipswich with her catch of the day. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—
Barrett Traffie of New Ipswich with his first catch of the morning. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
Roman Kuusisto of New Ipswich casts his line. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
Jase Somero of New Ipswich registered the first catch of the day. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
Alayna Kuusisto of New Ipswich reels in her line. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARi—
Children line up along the shores of Cemetery Pond in New Ipswich for a fishing derby on Saturday. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI
| Published: 05-19-2025 12:03 PM |
On Saturday, children gathered on the shores of the pond in Central Cemetery in New Ipswich for the annual children’s fishing derby.
The first boy to catch a fish was Jase Somero. The first girl to catch a fish was Avery Moran.
Caleb Royal caught the biggest fish. The youngest to catch a fish was Dakota Sawyer Jr., age 3.
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