Admiring his catch

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Aidan Riley and his father, Matt, check out the rainbow trout pulled from Gigliotti Pond during Kids' Day Saturday. The event attracted about 175 young people and parents for a day of free fishing. Everyone under 12 years old won a prize of some sort of fishing tackle, with a few winning rods and reels. Sponsors also hosted a refreshment stand with free hot dogs and drinks for the participants. The Division of Wildlife Resources, US Forest Service, KUSA Radio, Carbon County Recreation and the Kiwanis Club made the event possible.

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