Editorial List

By Angling Trust

 

 

 

  ****** Thursday 24 September 2009 ********

                                                                                                                     
 Angling Trust and WWF launch campaign to protect rivers under threat

By Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust


  Chalk Stream Research Could Unravel Atlantic Salmon Declines Globally



By Wheelyboat Trust

 

 

 

The Wheelyboat Trust is a small national charity dedicated to providing disabled people with hassle-free access to waterborne activities such as angling, pleasure boating and nature watching.  Formed in 1985 as The Handicapped Anglers Trust, it has so far supplied 125 specially designed wheelchair accessible Wheelyboats to fisheries, water parks and other venues open to the public all over the UK.

By Sue Gould





Vranch House School
For children with cererbral palsy & all children with physical difficulties

Fly Fishing Charity Challenges
Over £180,000 has been raised since1992.

By Toby Russell

The Westcountry Rivers Trust is an environmental charity, established in 1995 to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of the rivers and streams in the Westcountry, and advance the education of the public in the management of water.

By Salmon & Trout Association

 

 

 

 

 

Whether fishing from a boat or a bank, take care you don’t leave lines and leaders behind.  They can be a danger to wildlife - as well as an eyesore!

The money from your rod licence is re-invested by the EA in caring for the waters you fish.  Always ensure you have one!

Always wear glasses when you fish to protect your eyes:  many anglers have lost their sight or had their eyes permanently damaged by mis-cast flies.

By Salmon & Trout Association

 




By Fish Legal

 

 

 

Fish Legal (previously known as the Anglers' Conservation Association, founded in 1948) was set up to protect all coastal and inland waters in the United Kingdom from pollution and other damage. Water pollution, over-abstraction and habitat damage kills hundreds of thousands of fish each year, leaving a huge impact on aquatic ecosystems and local economies, not to mention the enjoyment of all kinds of anglers. Fish Legal aims to stop this damage happening and fights for compensation for our members when it does.

By Environment Agency

   

 

Bumper new ‘Get Hooked’ guide for South West anglers                                                    April 6th 2009

We want more people to go fishing, more often, and in more places..

By Natural History Museum

Press release 19 September 2011


Gloves off: Scientists Chart Chinese Mitten Crab Invasion

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