Anyone can start here · Indian Point Park, Pavilion and Pier, 100 Hwy 181, Portland, TX 78374

Run a lead-free tackle swap.

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$80 proposed

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What the work involves

Lead sinkers and lead headed jigs lost or discarded at a fishing pier are a Red List material that keeps poisoning water birds and other wildlife that mistake a lead weight on the bottom for grit or swallow one directly. A small swap box at the pier entrance, stocked ahead of time with non-lead alternatives, gives an angler an easy trade instead of a reason to keep using lead.

Where: Indian Point Park, Pavilion and Pier, 100 Hwy 181, Portland, TX 78374 · Open the map
Pay: $80 proposed
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Proof: staff confirmation + posted schedule + count log + sealed-container photo + disposal confirmation
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Level: entry
Open until: 2026-09-10
Posted by: 0x034F…6c89
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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Steps

1. Confirm with park staff whether a tackle exchange already exists at this pier before setting up a new one.
2. Stock a small swap box or table at the pier entrance with a starting supply of non-lead (steel, tin or tungsten-alternative) sinkers and jig heads sourced ahead of time.
3. Staff the box on a posted recurring schedule, trading each angler's old lead sinkers or jigs one for one for a non-lead replacement, no purchase required.
4. Collect the traded in lead into a sealed, labeled container, gloves worn the whole time, never handled bare handed.
5. Deliver the collected lead to a confirmed hazardous-materials or scrap-metal disposal point, and log the count of lead pieces collected and non-lead pieces given out that session.

What counts as done

Confirmation that park staff were asked whether a tackle exchange already exists at this pier
Photo of the posted recurring schedule at the swap box or table
Count log of lead pieces collected and non-lead pieces given out that session
Confirmation that collected lead was delivered to a confirmed hazardous-materials or scrap-metal disposal point, never left in a park trash bin

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