Tag: fishing news

FishingBaits.biz Expands Its Range

FishingBaits.biz hit the market with a storm when they launched in November 2011 with the full range of Marukyu Baits. Since then, they have gone on to provide live maggots and worms as well as the highly regarded Got Baits range. Their focus on customer service and next day delivery has allowed them to steadily grow […]

Benwick Sports Stocks Browning Poles

Benwick Sports of Soham in Cambridgeshrie are now stocking Browning poles and are holding the largest stock of poles in East Anglia. The Browning models they have in stock include the Z12, Z8 and Z6 models. Click on this link and use the navigation on the left t find the Browning poles: http://www.benwick-sports.co.uk/indexmatch.htm Normal opening […]

Canoe Campaigner’s Access Case Sinks

A campaigner for universal canoe access, Mr. Andrew Biddulph, who tried to claim £4,000 from an angling club for restricting access to the River Dove, has been ordered by the Court to rewrite his claim or withdraw it and pay Fish Legal’s costs.   This case is a further blow to the incorrect claims of […]

All Systems Go For Warwickshire Game Fair

The weather put pay to last year’s massive CLA Game Fair, but it’s all systems go for the 2013 event, which takes place at Warwickshire’s Ragley Hall from Friday July 19th to Sunday July 21st. Attractions at the 2013 fair include an International Spey Casting Championship, the Fisherman’s Village and the opportunity to win £10,000 […]

Sharks and Anglers: Survey

The IGFA is working with scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst to collect data on recreational fishermen’s interactions with sharks. Recreational angling for sharks is becoming a popular leisure activity worldwide. Sharks are also landed as bycatch when recreational anglers target other fish species. Given the important role sharks play in marine ecosystems, developing […]

IGFA Calls For Longlining Ban In Gulf Of Mexico

The International Game Fish Association has long supported closing the Gulf of Mexico to surface longlines. But in an uncommon collaboration, this position is gaining new momentum as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) prepares a new proposed regulation for the region as early as next month. In anticipation of the Obama Administration’s new […]

Beware Rod Licence Rip-Off Says Angling Trust

Following complaints from anglers angered by the re-emergence of a website offering rod licence renewals which charges an additional £11 for ‘processing services’ the Angling Trust is warning anglers not to pay a penny more than they need and is encouraging everyone to use the completely free service provided by the Environment Agency and the […]

River make-over is meeting the EU challenge

A £3 million river restoration project on the River Welland, which runs from Sibbertoft to the Wash Estuary has inspired the formation of a unique partnership comprising businesses, local communities, government agencies and third-sector bodies, who have joined forces to improve the River Welland for fresh water, people and wildlife. A unique strength of the […]

Taska Adds To Its Growing Team

Two new consultants – Chris Cox and Tommi Jackson – have joined Taska’s ever growing carp team bringing the number of experts flying the Taska flag to 28. Taska’s Jack Bowker commented: “It has always been our philosophy to recruit the ‘guys on the bank’ and bringing these two young talents onto our books shows […]

Carp Farmer Fails In Otter Case

Carp famer and fishery boss Brian Dodson says he will go bankrupt after his attempt to sue the Environment Agency failed. Mr Dobson (60) claimed £2 million in compensation after he claimed otters killed his stock of 22,000 carp. He argued that the EA had a duty of care to alert him to the clear […]