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Established in 2014, the 5 Nations Fly Fishing Championship (5NFFC) was formed to enable multiple teams from the UK and Europe to compete and gain experience in a FIPS-Mouche style format over boat, bank and river disciplines. In order to … Continue reading →

There seems to be a general misconception that entry fees made by anglers entering TEFF events is being channelled to Angling Trust. TEFF can assure entrants that ALL monies raised through entry fees or fundraising events, be that Loch-style, Bank … Continue reading →

Following the publication this week of the new Covid Regulations, which come into force from March 29th, the Angling Trust has published a new set of guidelines and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to help the angling community prepare for the … Continue reading →

After what has been described as “intense discussions with government officials” the Angling Trust is delighted to announce that we have confirmation that all forms of angling including night fishing, charter boat angling and match fishing will be able to … Continue reading →

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE DATES & VENUES ANNOUNCED BELOW ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. COVID GUIDANCE WILL ULTIMATELY DRIVE WHETHER SOME OR ALL OF THESE EVENTS CAN GO AHEAD Eligible anglers must declare their intention to join the programme by … Continue reading →

The Angling Trust has responded to today’s government announcement on the easing of lockdown restrictions in England saying: “Although it’s positive that the government have accepted the case that outdoor activities such as angling should be first to fully open … Continue reading →

For the fourth time in ten months, the Angling Trust is making a detailed submission to Government outlining the case for angling. This time, as Ministers meet to consider which Covid restrictions to ease, the Trust is pressing for the … Continue reading →

The Angling Trust reports: Anglers flock to join Angling Trust in record numbers since lockdown After a hectic and successful week navigating the consequences for angling of the government’s decision to impose a third National Lockdown in England in response … Continue reading →

The Government have now formally responded to the representations made by the Angling Trust. We have promoted the huge benefits of fishing on individual health and wellbeing and have been able to present a case to which the Government have … Continue reading →