PHOTOS: Windermere Police Department Cops & Bobbers 2019

Cael Reichard, 13; Dave Reichard; John Elder and Eva Elder, 11, were excited to get out and fish.

Melissa and Bryce Parker, 11, were ready for the event to start.

Vaughn, 13; Lorelai, 16; and Paul Scusa were spotted at the Cops & Bobbers event.

Windermere Police Chief David Ogden and Get Hooked Bait & Tackle Owner Tim Bagwell were excited to see a good turnout at the event.

The Little Bobbers — children ages 6 to 10 — couldn’t wait to get on the boats and fish on Lake Down.

Jody and Nora Senese, 4, had a blast fishing off a dock on Lake Down.

Chirag and Devin Rambhai, 5, fished alongside the Tiny Bobbers group, made up of children ages 3 to 5.

Janet and Penelope Maland, 4, spent some quality time together at the event.

Ronin, 8, and Raven Clark, 5, showed off a fish they caught on Lake Butler.

Officers Chip Irwin and Jeff Bacigalupi of the Windermere Police Department had a great time fishing with families.

Young fishers and their families caught a ride to find some good fishing spots.

Windermere Police Chief David Ogden gave Aryan Patel, 7, a few helpful fishing tips.

Windermere Police Department Chaplain Andy Jones, Police Chief David Ogden and Get Hooked Bait & Tackle Owner Tim Bagwell presented Penelope Maland, 4, with a trophy for catching the first fish in the Tiny Bobbers group.

Windermere Police Chief David Ogden and Get Hooked Bait & Tackle Owner Tim Bagwell presented Jayden Burns, 10, with trophies for the first fish and biggest fish in the Little Bobbers group.

Windermere Police Chief David Ogden and Get Hooked Bait & Tackle Owner Tim Bagwell presented Nicholas Pereira, 14, with trophies for the first fish and biggest fish in the Junior Bobbers group.

Vaughn and Paul Scusa, center, were presented with a Mach 2 Lews rod by Get Hooked Bait & Tackle Owner Tim Bagwell and Windermere Police Chief David Ogden after winning it in a raffle.