Ontario students from grades four to 12 showcased their creativity for the chance to win a fishing prize pack as part of the 22nd annual Kids’ Fish Art Contest.
Hosted by the Ministry of Natural Resources, students chose either the bluegill or brook trout as their muse. After the shortlist was vetted by judges, the top three were selected via public vote on the Ontario Fish and Wildlife Facebook page. Students were able to submit one art piece with parental permission.
Winners named
“Thank you to all the students and teachers who participated in the 22nd annual Kids’ Fish Art Contest. Your artistic abilities and dedication to learn more about Ontario fish species is something to celebrate,” officials stated. Here are the winners for this year’s contest:
Maya J. of Oakville (Grades 4-6 category)
Naomi C. of Markham (Grades 7-9)
Raquel W. of Markham (Grades 10-12)
Elementary, high school, and homeschooled students who reside in Ontario are eligible. Those interested in participating in next year’s contest can find more information at: Ontario.ca
Stay tuned for the submissions for our own “Share your art” callout, appearing in the June-July 2025 issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine.
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