Tips and Advice
The Turner Twins visit Plymouth - August 27th -28th 2022
Angling Trust Lockdown Fishing Guidelines - Updated January 11th 2021
LOCKDOWN 2 - Advice notes for anglers as of 5th November 2020 - Angling Trust
Fitbit Test Reveals the MOST Relaxing Hobby You Should Take Up This Year
Fitbit Test Reveals the MOST Relaxing Hobby You Should Take Up This Year to best reduce stress
Take a Friend Fishing - 4th-19th July 2020
New Angling Trust Ambassador Zenia Drury-Gregorek joins the Team
Start Fishing Safely on Wednesday May 13th 2020!
On Wednesday May 13th 2020 permitted outdoor exercise includes social distanced angling! But first please check fisheries are open and be sure to read and follow guidance and current advice from Angling Trust whose #WhenWeFishAgain campaign and dedicated lobbying played a major part in the lifting of current restrictions.
Remember to Fish Safely and follow current guidelines and advice so we can all stay safe!
Coronavirus Statements & Fishing Updates from Angling Trust - March 2020 onwards
We must all work together to fight this pandemic. Therefore until further notice we should all refrain from fishing and follow current Govement advice. This is about saving lives and supporting the NHS.
CORVID-19 Support Hub Information from Angling Trust
Join the Avon & Tributaries Angling Association
Established in 1876 the A&TAA has exclusive fishing rights to many rivers and brooks to the south of Bath and
Angling Clubs and Fisheries Funding Opportunity - Wheely Boat Trust & Angling Trust
December 2nd 2019 Deadline for applications is Saturday January 4th 2020
The Wheelyboat Trust and the Angling Trust are delighted to announce the second round of funding for four wheelchair accessible Wheelyboats is now open to angling clubs and fisheries across the UK.
#ClimateStrike
Plastic Patrol comes to Gylly Beach Falmouth on 21 September 2019
On Saturday 21 September 2019 Plastic Patrol, a global movement to eradicate single use plastic, is coordinating a series of clean ups across the UK as well as Europe, Brazil, Thailand, Mexico and the USA to mark World Clean Up Day. The goal is simple, but crucial: to run the first mass activity based clean up of its kind and collectively remove and record a whopping 250,000 pieces of rubbish from in nature in just 24 hours. Plastic Patrol comes to Falmouth to stage first mass clean-up of its kind on 21 September 2019.