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Lines On The Water
22 May 2025

We want a water industry fit for purpose

Anglers have known for years what the public and politicians are finally acknowledging, that somethi…
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Anglers Against Pollution
20 May 2025

Another year of anglers’ data reveals another year of…

Angling Trust publishes second annual Water Quality Monitoring Network report Our freshwater habitat…
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Get Fishing | Sumerhayes 4-crop
Get Fishing News
20 May 2025

Get Fishing Fund – Funded Project: ‘Summerhayes Junior Angling…

There’s something magical about the stillness of water in the early morning. The light mist that dan…
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Marine
19 May 2025

Will the UK-EU Fisheries Deal Deliver for Sustainability and…

The Angling Trust has today responded to the initial UK-EU fisheries announcement with a clear messa…
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Get Fishing | Kayson 2 header crop
Get Fishing News
19 May 2025

The smile says it all! Kayson is hooked! –…

Look how proud Kayson is! He went fishing for the first time with his own tackle and caught this 2lb…
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Get Fishing News
18 May 2025

Our Man with a Mullet! Dean Asplin, enjoys a…

Dean Asplin, Angling Trust‘s Regional Angling Development Officer for the South West, helped o…
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Get Fishing | Hintlesham Fishery 2
Get Fishing News
16 May 2025

Underdog Crew hosts top draw fishing events with Hintlesham…

It was fantastic to see Underdog Crew running some lovely Get Fishing Events at Hintlesham Fishery.
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Get Fishing | Peaceful P
Get Fishing News
14 May 2025

NEW BLOG: Fishing helped my Peaceful Place members with…

Blog Post: Claire Kelly at Peaceful Place I’m Claire Kelly, the Sport4Health Lead at Peaceful Place…
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Marine
13 May 2025

Minister’s Visit Highlights Collaborative Action on Pollack Conservation

The Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner MP, visited Plymouth yesterday (12…
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Anglers Against Pollution
13 May 2025

Angling Trust calls for radical reforms to end sewage…

The Angling Trust has published the comprehensive and detailed submission it sent to the Independent…
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Marine
13 May 2025

Have Your Say: Shape the Future of Black Bream…

The Angling Trust is encouraging sea anglers – particularly those who fish off the Dorset coast – to…
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Get Fishing | North Cambridge Academy 1
Get Fishing News
13 May 2025

NEW BLOG: Get Fishing Award event for North Cambridge…

Blog Post: By Jack Culpin Regional Angling Development Manager (East of England), Angling Trust Nort…
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Watch: from the Angling Trust Youtube channel

This animated video from our Environment team explains how and why you should report sighting of Invasive Non-Native Species every time you go fishing.

 

Jamie Cook, Angling Trust CEO, visits Benwick Sports Angling Centre in Soham, who have recently joined us as Retail Associate Members.

 

This Virtual Sea Angling Forum was originally broadcast in December 2021 and explains why and how sea anglers can get involved in the Sea Angling Diary Project.

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Gone but not forgotten: tributes to angling friends

With the passing of time, so we lose fishing friends old and new along the way. This section is intended to pay tribute to anglers who have made a remarkable contribution to our sport and who have recently passed on to that ‘great river/lake/sea in the sky’.
A life well fished

Anglers Against Pollution: our campaign for cleaner waters

The state of our waters has been big news in recent years with pollution from sewage, plastics, agriculture and litter a major cause for concern. That's why we launched our Anglers Against Pollution campaign - to fight for cleaner rivers, lakes and coastal waters. We've already chalked up a few notable successes but we all need to do more to protect our fish, fishing and environment.
Find out more

Fish Legal: fighting the law on behalf of anglers

Fish Legal use the law on behalf of anglers, clubs and fisheries to fight polluters and others who damage or threaten the water environment. They have successfully fought everyone from rogue farmers to multinational corporations on behalf of its members while in many cases the government and statutory bodies have done little or nothing. All compensation won goes to the angling clubs and fishery owners affected, so that they can restore their waters.
More about Fish Legal

Financial support for clubs and fisheries

Are you looking for financial help towards an angling related project? Our Funding section gives advice on a range of support available to clubs, fisheries and anglers including our popular Angling Improvement Fund. There's also information on the Fisheries Improvement Programme, Sport England grants, our Get Fishing Fund and many more.
Funding opportunities

The biggest catches: British Record Fish Committee

The British Record (Rod-Caught) Fish Committee recognises and publishes record weights of both fresh and salt water fish caught on rod and line by fair angling methods in the waters of England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.
All the record fish

Gone but not forgotten: tributes to angling friends

With the passing of time, so we lose fishing friends old and new along the way. This section is intended to pay tribute to anglers who have made a remarkable contribution to our sport and who have recently passed on to that ‘great river/lake/sea in the sky’.
A life well fished

Anglers Against Pollution: our campaign for cleaner waters

The state of our waters has been big news in recent years with pollution from sewage, plastics, agriculture and litter a major cause for concern. That's why we launched our Anglers Against Pollution campaign - to fight for cleaner rivers, lakes and coastal waters. We've already chalked up a few notable successes but we all need to do more to protect our fish, fishing and environment.
Find out more

Fish Legal: fighting the law on behalf of anglers

Fish Legal use the law on behalf of anglers, clubs and fisheries to fight polluters and others who damage or threaten the water environment. They have successfully fought everyone from rogue farmers to multinational corporations on behalf of its members while in many cases the government and statutory bodies have done little or nothing. All compensation won goes to the angling clubs and fishery owners affected, so that they can restore their waters.
More about Fish Legal

Financial support for clubs and fisheries

Are you looking for financial help towards an angling related project? Our Funding section gives advice on a range of support available to clubs, fisheries and anglers including our popular Angling Improvement Fund. There's also information on the Fisheries Improvement Programme, Sport England grants, our Get Fishing Fund and many more.
Funding opportunities

The biggest catches: British Record Fish Committee

The British Record (Rod-Caught) Fish Committee recognises and publishes record weights of both fresh and salt water fish caught on rod and line by fair angling methods in the waters of England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.
All the record fish

Gone but not forgotten: tributes to angling friends

With the passing of time, so we lose fishing friends old and new along the way. This section is intended to pay tribute to anglers who have made a remarkable contribution to our sport and who have recently passed on to that ‘great river/lake/sea in the sky’.
A life well fished

Anglers Against Pollution: our campaign for cleaner waters

The state of our waters has been big news in recent years with pollution from sewage, plastics, agriculture and litter a major cause for concern. That's why we launched our Anglers Against Pollution campaign - to fight for cleaner rivers, lakes and coastal waters. We've already chalked up a few notable successes but we all need to do more to protect our fish, fishing and environment.
Find out more

Fish Legal: fighting the law on behalf of anglers

Fish Legal use the law on behalf of anglers, clubs and fisheries to fight polluters and others who damage or threaten the water environment. They have successfully fought everyone from rogue farmers to multinational corporations on behalf of its members while in many cases the government and statutory bodies have done little or nothing. All compensation won goes to the angling clubs and fishery owners affected, so that they can restore their waters.
More about Fish Legal

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