PHOTOS: Greenville’s annual Children’s Fishing Derby

Raelyn Whipple, 7, of Greenville, waits for a big bite.

Raelyn Whipple, 7, of Greenville, waits for a big bite. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Flynn Klebes, 8, of Greenville, casts out his line.

Flynn Klebes, 8, of Greenville, casts out his line. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Greenville residents take up their poles for a day of fishing in the Souhegan River, during the Greenville Fire Department’s annual Children’s Fishing Derby.

Greenville residents take up their poles for a day of fishing in the Souhegan River, during the Greenville Fire Department’s annual Children’s Fishing Derby. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Adeline White, 6, of Greenville, caught the first fish of the day for her age group, a 11.2-ounce trout which was enough to net her second place for the 6-to-10 age group.

Adeline White, 6, of Greenville, caught the first fish of the day for her age group, a 11.2-ounce trout which was enough to net her second place for the 6-to-10 age group. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Isaac Brooks, 7, of New Ipswich, goes for a sideways cast.

Isaac Brooks, 7, of New Ipswich, goes for a sideways cast. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Bridget Raymer, 10, of New Ipswich, hopes for a big one, after only catching some minnows in the shallows.

Bridget Raymer, 10, of New Ipswich, hopes for a big one, after only catching some minnows in the shallows. STAFF PHOTO BY ASHLEY SAARI—

Published: 06-03-2024 11:17 AM

Greenville residents took up their poles for a day of fishing in the Souhegan River, during the Greenville Fire Department’s annual Children’s Fishing Derby.

Derby winners

Ages 11 to 15

First Place: Addy Guy 

Second Place: Mathew Hebert 

Third Place: Bridget Raymer 

Largest non-trout

First Place/Largest Catch of the Day: Emmaleigh Reeves 

Second Place: Olivia Hebert 

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Third Place: Bernie Raymer 

Ages 6 to 10

First Place: David Kovlachki 

Second Place: Adeline White 

Third Place: Ruby Antos

Largestnon-trout

First Place: Amelia Hebert 

Second Place: Hailey Antos 

Third Place: Eloise Cormier 

Ages 5 and under

First Place: Bristol Vaillan court 

Second Place: Maiddox Arbachest 

Third Place: Quinn White 

Largest non-trout

First Place: Doshiell Cormier 

Second Place: Wrenley Vaillancourt 

Third Place: Mackenzie Kovlachki