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Wednesday February 16, 2022 Sometime between 8am and noon, the final of this year’s four schools of rainbow trout arrives at the Trinity Trails River Park Trailhead (3100 Bryant Irvin Rd, 817-335-2491) for the end of the Trinity River Water District’s 35th Annual Trout Season. This event is free to the public, but ....
Fort Worth Weekly Wednesday December 9 At 11:30am and 4pm daily plus 2pm to 2:15pm daily thru Sat (for the NFR) see The Herd at the Fort Worth Herd Observation Deck (129 E Exchange Av, 817-336-4373). The Herd Experience gives visitors a first-hand view of the steers and drovers and a history lesson about cattle drives. This event is free to attend, but donations to Friends of the Fort Worth Herd are welcome. To donate, text HERD2020 to 41444. Thursday December 10 Sometime between 8am and 10am, this year’s school of rainbow trout arrives at Trinity Trails River Park Trailhead (3100 Bryant Irvin Rd, 817-335-2491) for Trinity River Water District’s 34th Annual Trout Season. This event is free to the public, but those 17 and older must have a current fishing license. (See where to get one at TPWD.Texas.gov.) The riverbank is spacious, so social distancing is not a concern. ....