Experience Fishing Joy at Frisco's Trick-A-Trout Celebration on February 8thCelebrate 20 years of family fishing fun at Trick-A-Trout!Join us for the 20th anniversary of our annual fishing event where kids 16 and under can reel in the fun! Adults are welcome to assist but leave the rods to the kiddos until 11 a.m. After that, everyone is invited to fish until the trout stop biting.
Don't miss this milestone year of making unforgettable fishing memories. Let’s get hooked on fun together! Check out the website for more details:
www.friscotexas.gov/ 1188/Trick-A-TroutFebruary 8, 2025
Warren Sports Complex
7599 Eldorado Parkway
Frisco, TX 75033
8:00 - 11:00 a.m.No registration needed - just show up and fish!Get "hooked" on fishing at Trick-A-Trout, our FREE annual kid fish event! This is a great opportunity for Frisco families to introduce children to the sport of fishing. The lake, located at Warren Sports Complex, will be stocked with approximately 4,500 rainbow trout (9 to 12 inches long) from Texas Parks and Wildlife's Neighborhood Fishin' Program.
Reel-y Important Event InformationTrick-A-Trout is a kid fish event and is open exclusively to anglers ages 16 and younger. Adults may assist their children, but should refrain from fishing until after the children's event concludes at 11 a.m. After the event, the general public is invited to continue fishing until the fish stop biting! Children ages 16 years and younger do not require a Texas fishing license.
Adults ages 17 and older are required by law to posses a valid Texas fishing license. Licenses can be purchased online or locally at sporting goods stores.
Per Texas Parks and Wildlife Regulations, the daily bag limit for rainbow trout is five fish per person. Remember, failure to follow state regulations may result in a fishing violation.
Participants should bring their own fishing gear and bait (not provided on-site).
Bringing snacks, drinks and chairs is highly recommended.
Restrooms are available at Warren Sports Complex.
This event is rain or shine. Check the forecast and arrive prepared for the weather!Tips for Tackling Trout Fishing Use a lightweight line (4 to 6 pound test), small hooks and small sinkers.
Bait can include live worms, mini-marshmallows, whole kernel corn, hard cheeses, salmon eggs, PowerBait®, or small artificial lures.
New to fishing? We've got you covered! This step-by-step video from the Natural Resources Division walks you through the basics, from setting up your fishing pole to casting a line: www.youtube.com/watc h?v=e17zpc_y7Oc Still have questions? Email the Natural Resources Division at [email protected] or call 972-292-6537.