Yorkshire Water has been fined £10,000 after around 1,000 fish were killed when sewage from a treatment plant was discharged into a West Yorkshire beck. The company was charged with breaching its Consent to Discharge when sewage from South Elmsall Sewage Treatment Works discharged into Hemsworth Beck near South Elmsall on August 15, 2005. Yorkshire Water Services […]
Yorkshire Water fined after sewage kills fish
Carp angler’s surprise cat
PAUL RICHARSON had the shock of his life while fishing on Browning Cudmore Fisheries Avoca Lake, when at 12:30am his bite alarm sounded and he struck into what he thought was a big carp, but after a 15 Minute battle in the dark, he finally landed a 29lb 10oz cat. Paul caught his cat on […]
Access for all at five mile bridge
The Lincolnshire Waterways Partnership has completed work to improve ‘access for all’ at Five-Mile Bridge near Lincoln. A launch took place on Wednesday 13 September to officially open new fishing platforms and the improved access ramps to Five-Mile Bridge. Eight new wheelchair accessible fishing platforms have been installed and access to the platforms, with a […]
First salmon in 100 years arrives at River Churnet, Consall
Thursday 21 September the Environment Agency released 10,000 baby salmon into the River Churnet at Consall Forge, near Leek and Cheadle. This will be the first time in a hundred years that salmon have been present in the river at Consall. The salmon have been paid for by the Trent Rivers Trust, who have already successfully […]
Tyne fish poachers tagged
Three North East men received a six month community order and an electronically tagged three month curfew at Hexham Magistrates’ Court, after pleading guilty to the illegal poaching of fish from the River Tyne. John Rogers, of Polmuir Road, Sunderland, Scott Rogers of Knott Memorial Flats, North Shields and Peter Bell, of Eldon Street, Wallsend, were […]
EA – new response to fish disease cases
Changes that will help the Environment Agency better understand and respond to fish diseases have been announced.After a comprehensive review of the Environment Agency’s role in fish health, resources currently allocated to fish stocking health checks will – from April next year – be diverted into expanding and improving scientific education, testing and response to […]
PAC and ACA team up
A new accord has been struck between the Anglers Conservation Association and the Pike Anglers Club. The clean rivers watchdog and Britain‘s top predator group have agreed to put their differences behind them and work together for the greater good of conserving both the pike and the environment it lives in. One of the first things to […]
£5000 reward in Ribble pollution incident
The ACA’s initial posting of a £1,000 reward for information leading to a successful prosecution or civil claim against the unknown polluters of the River Ribble has been matched five times over with pledges from angling clubs and individuals. £6,000 is now on offer to anyone who can provide the necessary information. Clitheroe Anglers, Ribblesdale Angling […]
BBC to show Junior World Champs
Following the Juniors bronze medal at the World Angling Championships in Portugal last week the BBC have worked with the NFA to cover the event and show how the Juniors got on. Their coverage will be shown on BBC2 on Saturday 23rd September at 11.45am. This goes to show that the profile of angling is increasing […]
EA appeal after Bolton pollution
Members of the public are being urged to come forward with information about a pollution incident that killed thousands of fish in a Bolton brook. The Environment Agency has launched an investigation after around 10,000 fish were found dead along an 11 kilometre stretch of Eagerly Brook in Belmont. The fish were mainly mature brown trout, […]
Spectre Floats
Spectre Floats The new innovation in float design… the clear waggler that’s virtually invisible underwater. Three floats for only £14.99 including postage and packaging. What You Can Buy:Three Original SPECTRE Classic floats with 7gr, 8gr and 9gr transparent weightsThree of the new micro ALCHEMY floats with 4gr, 5gr and 6gr transparent weights which allow ultra shallow fishing against […]
Total Coarse Fishing magazine
tcf October Issue Commercial BreakAlex Bones reveals his tricks for making the most of margins on commercial fisheries. Anything But CarpIan Welch visits the Kennet to show how to catch small-river barbel in the heat of the day. The ApprenticeMore barbel sport as Chris Ponsford and Ryan Lippitt roll meat on the Warwickshire Avon. Classic SwimsFocus on the River […]
Advanced Carp Fishing
ADVANCED CARP FISHING OCTOBER – ON SALE NOWSPECIAL BIG-FISH ISSUE CONTAINING THREE FIFTY POUNDERS! Man on a roll JIM SHELLEY details the capture of the coveted Thorpe Park Common from CEMEX Kingsmead One. That’s not all – he’s added two more to his impressive thirties haul for 2006 as well. The man’s a machine! Those of you […]
England seniors’ world angling gold
After a year of disappointment in English Sport the England Coarse Angling team emphatically became World Champions for 2006 beating off competition from 32 of the Worlds best teams. Competing in the World Championships on the Rio Mondego in Portugal over the last week, Drennan Team England put in a World Class performance to claim […]
White Acres England ladies just miss out on a medal
England came out of the World Angling Championships in Portugal last week with three anglers in the top 20 in the World. Unfortunately they couldn’t emulate their 2005 Gold medal as they finished fourth in the team contest. With the competition being split over two days, it was Day One which proved the undoing of the […]

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