Mission: Heroes Bass Fishing - South Vineland Park

Mission: Heroes Bass Fishing - South Vineland Park

This event is open to all military & first responders. Individuals with fishing boats with a live well are encourage to volunteer.

By Woods ~n~ Water

Date and time

Sunday, July 6 · 5am - 1:30pm EDT

Location

South Vineland Park

West Elmer Road Vineland, NJ 08360 United States

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 8 hours 30 minutes

This is a boat event for our Nation's Heroes.Volunteer boaters will be paired with Veterans/active duty members of the Armed Forces and first responders for a FREE day of fishing on the water. If a Veteran/active duty member of the Armed Forces or a first responder has their own boat or a friend/family member that will take them out in one, they are welcome to do so. If not, we will team up each Hero with someone with a boat. So if you have a boat and would like to volunteer your time and boat to take a Hero out for a day of fishing, we welcome you to join us.


Heroes do NOT need a fishing license. NJ Fish & Wildlife generously waived the license requirement for WnW events. All others must have a current NJ fishing license in possession.


There is a motor restriction for this lake. No motor bigger than 9.9hp and boats must be legally registered. Derby team tournament format with awards going to:
Bass 5 fish limit
* 1st Big Bass Team
* 1st Big Miscellaneous Team
* 1st Big Panfish Team (Crappie/Perch)
(1) fishing rod per person at a time. Lures & live bait permitted
(2) people per boatWe ask boaters to arrive at 05:00, get signed in and have your boat & gear ready to launch by 06:00,
Those without a boat are asked to arrive by 05:30, sign in and be ready to launch with the boater assigned to you by 06:00

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Woods ~n~ Water

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides FREE activities for our Nation's Heroes. Our Mission is to provide holistic activities for Veterans/active duty members of the Armed Forces, first responders and their family members as well camaraderie, support and a safe structure. By participating on a regular basis, it has been found that the individuals quality of life is enhanced, relaxation is achieved, reintegration is helped, and for those that may qualify, a mental and physical healing and better quality of living