By Bridget Kinross – Sports Editor

The Jonathan Law Fishing Club is planning on having a great turnout this year. 

Club advisor and Law science teacher Mr. Morazzini hopes that students will be excited to learn more about fishing this year. 

“To me, fishing is one of the most important things in the world and I would love for other students who share the interest to come out and fish with us,” Morazzini said. 

The club has lost some graduating seniors, but new members have joined, which shows a promising future for the club.

There are some new ideas and topics coming to the club this year that Morazzini and the new members are very excited about. 

“We are planning on trying to use one of the sports fields to learn and do some casting practice and work on our casting distance and accuracy. Both are very important when targeting fish from the surf,” Morazzini said. 

The Fishing Club is planning workshops in school to improve the new members skill levels and get the students excited to fish. 

“We are excited to run some to run some in-house workshops with the new anglers,” Morazzini said. “We love to work on our fishing reel maintenance, discuss tackle, talk about local fish species, and tie rigs to prepare for our field trips.”

There are many students at Law who have shown interest in the Fishing Club. When the students who show a common interest get together, the connection creates a good bonding environment. 

“Our love for the sport and enjoyment of the outdoors keeps us connected with each other and with nature,” Morazzini said.