Columnist Bill Gindlesperger recommends taking a child fishing to build their character. Keep it simple and have fun.

Personally, I’ve found the key to attracting and holding a child’s interest in fishing is repetition. Just taking a child fishing once doesn’t mean they will immediately develop an interest.

Taking a young child to catch their first fish can be such an amazing experience, but taking a child fishing offshore for the first time might be even better. Off the coast, miles from shore, the ...

Once the child has developed basic fishing skills, you can move on to larger pursuits. “ Start with the basics: Begin with simple equipment and bait.

"Big Will" Dunn dedicated his life to helping foster children and those who are growing up without a father figure by taking them on fishing excursions through his nonprofit Take a Kid Fishing Inc.

Take a Kid Fishing Weekend allows adult Minnesotans to fish without a license as long as they take a child fishing with them.