It’s important to keep your caught fish cool while you continue to catch more, so we advise occasionally switching the water out and/or adding ice. Continue until you’ve caught all that you want for the day.Īs you catch fish, be sure to store them in your bucket to help keep them fresh. Carefully remove the hook from the fish’s mouth and place it in your bucket (be sure to have put pond water in the bucket first). Once you see the bobber sinking beneath the surface, reel it in! Once you reel the fish to the edge of the pond either drag it up onto the grass using the fishing pole, or scoop it out of the water if you’ve brought a net. Now sit back, relax, and watch for the bobber to sink below the surface of the water. The bobber on the fishing line will float until a fish starts to bite. Stand at the ponds edge, hold the pole back, depress the button, cast and release the button as you finish the casting motion. Pushing it through multiple places helps keep it from falling off the hook. Open your worm container, grab a worm (we suggest tearing or cutting the worm in half) and carefully push the hook through the worm in multiple spots. Release the hook from the eye it is hooked on. When you are finished, fill in all holes that are dug at the site.ĪLL FIELD TRIPS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON THE WEATHER AND ROAD CONDITIONS.Once you pick your spot, get your fishing pole and worms ready. Pack out what you pack in and pick up all litter.
#TANK IN HOMEDALE PARK FULL#
Please remember to not park on tall grass or sagebrush as the fire season is in full swing and watch out for snakes. Generally, a High-Clearance Vehicle and sometimes 4WD or an ATV is required. Shovel and fire extinguisher to put out any fires that may start. *All field trips are subject to change depending on weather and road conditions.īuckets, Shovel, Rock Hammer, Pick (Large and Small), Sieve, Gloves, Spray Bottle for Water, Small Scrub Brush, Knee Pads, Magnifier, Plenty of Drinking Water, Food, Appropriate Clothing, Protective Eyewear, Day Pack or Back Pack, Umbrella, Pry Bar, Tick Spray, First Aid Kit, Protective clothing and sunscreen to avoid sun burns. Field Trip Information, contact John Wright at 20 | Red Larson at 20
Please attend the general meetings to confirm field trips and get directions. *Bruneau Wood Pile-Petrified Wood and Pine Cones Meet Homedale Park by the Tank (just east of four corners) (E Idaho Ave and S 2nd St E). * Blue Egg Club Claim for Blue Opal Thunder Eggs. Meet at Chevron-Hwy 55/95 Junction (5644 Buntrock Rd, Marsing) *September 23rd Meet at Owyhee Junction Hwy 201 and Owyhee Ave (2499 OR-201, Nyssa, OR) **July 22nd Meet at Chevron-Hwy 55/95 Junction (5644 Buntrock Rd, Marsing) * Rockville (morning), Maple Ridge (afternoon) - Leaf Fossils and Petrified Wood Meet at Gem Stop/Chevron (HWY55&95).(5644 Buntrock Rd, Marsing) *May 20th * Oreana for Fossils and Apache Tears-Meet Walter’s Ferry Boat Ramp. Meet and leave times identified by *, see legend at bottom of list for these times The new year field trips will be posted no later than February of each year.
Our Field Trips go from March through October of each year. Contact us using the form on the contact page for more information. Board Meetingsīoard Meetings are held on the last Monday of the month. More information will be available at the general meetings or by contacting us via the form on the contact page. Field Tripsįield trips are the Saturday following the general Meetings of March thru November. Click this link for the map to the location. The building at the end of the parking lot will be Boone Science Building, enter on the west side of the building and head straight down the hall, and about half way down the hall will be room 103 on the left side. Go straight for 4 blocks and then turn left at Fillmore St. At Blaine Street, take a right, go one block and turn left on S. Take Interstate I-84 towards Caldwell, take Exit 29, turn south towards Caldwell, follow Franklin Road which turns into N 21st Ave. in the College of Idaho - Boone Science Building in Room 103.
General Meetings are the third Wednesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. Visitors and families with children are always welcome to enjoy the fun at our Meetings and especially on our Field Trips!
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