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£700 prize money was awarded during the 2021 River Fundraiser and raised £385 towards the 2022 England River International Team’s personal costs. Entries for the Championship were significantly lower than organiser Peter Scholes had expected and, in the end, only … Continue reading →

Angling Trust CEO Jamie Cook added: “The Angling Trust are committed to enhancing our support of Team England in all disciplines and delivering success in the form of medals. As a not for profit organisation we commit to re-investing revenues … Continue reading →

After discussions today with the fishery a decision has been made not to use Chigborough for the National Final. We will be returning to Chigborough for a heat in the winter for the 2021/2022 season.  The National final will be … Continue reading →

Session 1 AT TEFF England ended the first session 10th out of 13 teams, with Terry Phillips coming 5th on the lower Kitkajoki, Scott Nellins 7th on the Kuusinki, and Davey Parker 10th on the upper Kitkajoki. On the lakes, … Continue reading →

The 40th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship will be held in the Kuusamo and Taivalkoski regions, Finland from August 12th to 16th, 2021. The Championship will be held over 5 sessions fished at 5 venues; rivers Kitkajoki and Kuusinkijoki, as … Continue reading →

The Angling Trust is delighted to announce the 4th edition of this fantastic competition will be held on the 25th & 26th June 2022 at Draycote Water.Tickets will go on sale in the spring of 2022, but get the dates … Continue reading →

Day two, the guys are off for the first session of the day, wind has died slightly and it’s not too bright. Looking forward to seeing the catch results at noon. Out on the water for a boat check, looking … Continue reading →

Provisional results from Day 1 of the Loch-style Team Championship at Draycote Water.Overcast and a little cooler than of late and the stiff breeze presented a number of challenges but the fishing improved as the day went on…1st session produced … Continue reading →

For this event the anglers were split into two groups, with each angler fishing the same eight pegs as everyone else over two days. All fish over 20cm in length counted. The match was fully catch & release, with each fish … Continue reading →