The goal of the fishing club at Lakeland Regional High School is to promote the sport of fishing. Students will learn how to fish, fishing techniques and skills, field trips to local lakes and ponds, compete with other team members for points and standings through each outing, and students with the highest points will compete in high school fishing tournaments against other schools within the state and nationally.  

The fishing club consists of any student at Lakeland Regional High School that is new and wants to learn how to fish, students who just want to improve their knowledge and skill, as well as students who are very experienced and want to compete at a higher level.   The Fishing Club travels to a variety of local fishing ponds and lakes, such as Green Pond, Sallie's Pond, Wawayanda lake, and more.  Students earn points for the fish they catch at the events.  Our top scorers are sponsored to participate in state and national fishing tournaments.   Any student interested in joining the fishing club can speak to one of the current members and show at the next meeting or they can email Mr. Conway at tconway@lakeland.k12.nj.us to sign up.  

The Lakeland Regional High School Fishing Club was formed in 2018.  The goal of the fishing club at Lakeland Regional High School is to promote the sport of fishing. Students will learn how to fish, fishing techniques and skills, field trips to local lakes and ponds, compete with other team members for points and standings through each outing, and students with the most points will compete in high school tournaments against other schools within the state and nationally.