Fish Pockets was created to honor Brayden Bahme, Isaac’s 16 year-old cousin, and Cheney HS student, who tragically passed away in a PE accident. Brayden loved fishing so much, he would often come home with “fish in his pockets,” because you need all the hands you can get when teaching someone to fish. Fish Pockets is a free fishing event where special needs youth and neurotypcial youth come together to learn how to fish by navigating through seven learning stations that will teach through hands-on activities, skills all the way from water safety to baiting, casting and catching.
Sessions are 90 minutes each. Parents/caregivers must remain on site with their children during attendance. Sign up is available on a first-come, first served basis.
For more information, please visit this link!
https://theisaacfoundation.configio.com/page/fish-pockets