Angling Trust Team England Fly Fishing

Angling Trust Team England Fly Fishing thanks all those who have so generously supported the inaugural AT TEFF auction.  Successful bidders will be contacted in the next few days.

Friday 27th June 2014 – River Ure, Wensley, North Yorkshire

Volunteers are required to act as controllers on the day (provisional times 8.30am-18.30pm). Previous experience is not necessary, however you do need to be reasonably fit. There will be 20 competitors, each of which will have a controller allocated to him.

In recognition of their support, controllers will be rewarded with a choice of either: (a) £25 towards their expenses, or: (b) A ticket to the International Dinner on the 27th June in the evening of the International at The George Hotel, Piercebridge, Co Durham.

If you are interested in acting as a controller for an international fly fisher who is representing his country in this International, please download  this advert/form: Controller Advert 2014

Then complete your contact details, and send these by post, email, text, or leave a message by phone to Paul Page, 2 Spring Rise, Simmondley, Glossop, Derbyshire, SK14 6US. Tel: 0145 7867 294 Mobile: 07768854849 Email: William@wpage.fslife.co.uk

You will be contacted as soon as your application has been processed.

Please note that this a Catch & Release competition – no fish will be killed.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced person to join the Angling Trust’s Team England Fly Fishing management team.

The Angling Trust is looking to recruit person(s) to manage Spring and Autumn Home International Loch Style teams. Angling Trust Team England Fly Fishing manages all elements of international competitive fly fishing. The successful candidate will undertake a variety of functions ranging from talent identification, selection and development to competition and event management.

International Team Managers and their assistants are critical to the development of the International Teams, team members and prospective team members. Furthermore, they are central to the smooth running and organisation of the team, team members prior to, during, and following International competitions and events.

The ideal candidate will possess competitive fly fishing experience at international level, excellent communication skills, have experience in managing or leading teams, and have attained or be committed to attaining UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Angling.

This role will contribute to Angling Trust’s vision of making Team England Fly Fishing the number 1 team in the World.

See the Angling Trust website for the role description: AT_TEFF_Loch_Style_Manager_-_Role_Description

Further information can be obtained through Clive Collier (Chairman of Angling Trust Team England Fly Fishing Committee) on 07768 465691

How to Apply

Applicants should complete an application form and diversity monitoring form and send them marked “Personal” to David Compton, Angling Trust, Strelley Hall, Strelley, Nottingham NG8 6PE or via email to david.compton@anglingtrust.net

Closing date for applications is 12 noon on 21 February 2014

Here is a list of AT TEFFIC (Angling Trust Team England Fly Fishing International Committee) teams for 2014, as agreed by the AT TEFFIC recently: 2014 AT TEFFIC teams

R. Dee – Llangollen/Maelor waters

Mon 28th & Tues 29th July 2014

The beats and format will be the same as in the Severn Trent federation Rivers Qualifier on Sat 25th-Sun 26th January 2014

Organiser: Martin Dixon

Some dates have already been arranged, others will be added in due course. Note that following a vote taken at the last TEFF AGM, you can enter as many Rivers Qualifiers as you like, and are no longer restricted to just the one.

To clarify:

1. An individual will be allowed to enter and fish as many River Qualifiers as they wish, as long as they have recognised the unique cut-off date for each of the various River Qualifiers, and providing they have paid for each Qualifier they have entered, including the TEFF Entry Fee, the Federation Surcharge, and the Fishery Charge.

2. It is up to each entrant to decide and manage which Qualifier they enter. However, if they successfully qualify at more than one Qualifier, the earliest qualification will stand, and any subsequent qualifications will be awarded to the next in line at that particular Qualifier.

3. The number of entrants that fished each Federation Qualifier will be used to decide the number of places in the National Final awarded to each Federation Qualifier on a pro rata basis.

October 2013

Sun 13th October – South East Federation – Lower Itchen fishery – Organiser: Andrew Green andrewgreen@agreencopy.freeserve.co.uk – Overall Results: (Top 6) 1st Cameron Craigs 2nd Tony Fox 3rd Lindsay Simpson 4th Bill Rankin 5th Graham Lumsdon 6th Terry Mann – Qualifier Report: 2013 SEFFF Rivers Qualifier – More details on South East Federation web page

Sat 26th October – Southern Fly Fishers – River Test, Broadlands Estate – Results: (Morning) 1st Ben Bangham 2nd Lindsay Simpson 3rd Andy McMahon (Afternoon) 1st Graham Lumsdon 2nd Robert Brown 3rd Charles Jardine – Full Results: Broadlands Results – More details on the Southern FF web page

Sat 26th October – Peninsula Federation – Lower Itchen fishery – Results: (Morning) 1st Mike Heritage 2nd Dave Drake 3rd Andy Cliffe (Afternoon) 1st Jay Curry 2nd Andy Croucher 3rd Lee Bartlett – Full Results: Lower Itchen qualifier results 2013 – More details on Peninsula Fed web page

January 2014

Sat 25th-Sun 26th January – Severn Trent Federation – River Dee, Llangollen – Organiser: Mike Mason m.a.mason@btinternet – Entry Form Entry form2014 – Note: This venue will now host the 2014 Rivers National in July (see above) – More details on Severn Trent web page

February 2014

Sat 8th February – Southern Fly Fishers – River Test, Wherwell – Results: (Morning) 1st Lee Bartlett 2nd Graham Lumsdon 3rd Martin Burgess (Afternoon) 1st Tony Baldwin 2nd Howard Croston 3rd Andy Deacon – More details on Southern FF web page

March 2014

Sunday 9th March – Northern FF Federation – River Dee, Maelor – Results: (Morning) 1st Tom Speak 2nd James Atkinson (Afternoon) 1st Dave Heeley 2nd Simon Robinson (Overall) 5th Graham Kennerley 6th Mike Dixon – More details on Northern FFF web page

April 2014

Sunday 27th April – Northern FF Federation – River Ure, Wensley – Results: (Morning) 1st Robert Brown 2nd Fred Bainbridge 3rd Ian Greenwood (Afternoon) 1st Andy Cliffe 2nd Andrew Scott 3rd Chris Richardson – More details on Northern FFF web page

May 2014

Saturday 10th May – Peninsula FF Federation – Upper Teign Fishing Association water – Organiser: Andrew Gooding Tel: 07976 766 727 or 01626 824771 andrewgooding298@btinternet.com  – Results: (Morning) 1st John Tyzack – (Afternoon) 1st Tony Baldwin – (Overall) 1st John Tyzack – More information on Peninsula FF Federation web page

23rd October, Lochter fishery, Inveruie, Aberdeenshire

1st Scotland – 100 total placings – 56 fish – 64.0 longest fish – 53740 fish points

2nd England – 111 total placings – 51 fish – 68.8 longest fish – 48460 fish points

3rd Ireland – 193 total placings – 24 fish – 51.5 longest fish – 23180 fish points

4th Wales – 199 total placings – 24 fish – 46.1 longest fish – 21840 fish points

Top rod: Steve Corsar (Scotland) 12 fish – 10920 fish points

Team England Grantz Scotland 2013

Team England FF were represented by: Phil Dixon (Captain); Glen Appleby; Howard Croston; Rob Frame; Tim Gilchrist (Reserve); Gordon Swain; Andy Taylor; and Alan Jenkins (Manager).  

Team outfits were supplied by clothing sponsor John Grant of Grantz Clothing.

Congratulations once again to Scotland for another Home International victory.

Report by Manager Alan Jenkins: Stillwater Bank International 23rd October 2013

Full Results: 2013 International Bank Results

Chatton Fishery, Sat-Sun 5th-6th October 

Bank Team Manager Alan Jenkins with Individual Bank Champion Steve Cochrane

Individual Final (Sat 5th October)

1st Steve Cochrane (2013 Greys Bank Champion)

2nd Chris Micallef

3rd Bernie Maher

4th Mark Harrison

5th Ryan Matthews

6th Terry Phillips

7th Brian Laddie

8th Dean Appleby

9th Paul Fenny

10th Rob Frame

Full Results: CHATTON INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 2013

Team Final (Sun 6th October)

1st Jubilee FF (2013 Greys Bank Team Champions)

(Paul Runec, James Stephenson & Lee Haslam)

2nd Chatton Chasers (Jim Tuck, Rob Frame & Gordon Swain)

3rd G Loomis (Simon Robinson, Andrew Scott & Phil Dixon)

4th Stonebridge As (Peter Appleby, Glen Appleby & Dean Appleby)

5th Team Morton (Terry Phillips, Andy Taylor & Mark Harrison)

6th Goonies (Colin Harris, Anthony Meadows & Dave McKenna)

Full Results: CHATTON TEAM RESULTS 2013

Report by Bank Team Manager Alan Jenkins: TEFF Bank Final 2013

Friday 20th September

The following represented Team England Fly Fishing:

Paul Angell (Captain), Glenn Appleby, Tom Bird, Martin Burgess, Howard Croston, Tom Davies, Paul Davison, Anthony Fox, Martin Griffiths, Gary Hedges, John Hood, Paul Kitchen, Mark Macleod, and Steve Smalley

Result:

1st: Scotland (135 fish) 299-14-8

2nd: Ireland (107 fish) 247-4-7

3rd: Wales (106 fish) 243-4-0

4th: England (99 fish) 234-1-4

Best Basket (Brown Bowl): Ray Anderson (Scotland) 18 fish for 37-10-2

Heaviest Trout: Colin MacDonald (Scotland) 7-4-0

Congratulations to Scotland for another convincing victory.

Full Results: iffa2013autumn

 The FIPS-Mouche European Fly Fishing Championships was held from 17th-22nd September in Slovakia, on the Belá, Váh and Poprad rivers, venues which were previously used for the 1999 European and 2005 World Championships.  

You will find more details on the championship website here

The competition took place solely on river sectors:

Sector 1. River Bela – Sector 2. River Vah no.21 – Sector 3. River Vah no.22 – Sector 4. River Poprad – Sector 5. River Vah no.19

You will find a complete guide to the sectors here. 16 countries took part.

The Team England FF team was: Paul Page (captain/manager), Iain Barr, John Tyzack, Baz Reece, Andrew Gooding, Andrew Scott & Andy Croucher (reserve)

Team CVs: 2013 team CV’s

First Session: Spain took the lead in the first session, ahead of the Czech Republic, with France in third place. England were 8th, with Terry Phillips and John Tyzack 22nd and 23rd. Team results after 1st session: Session1-Teams Individual results after 1st session: Session1-Individuals

Second Session: Spain have hung onto their lead, ahead of the Czech Republic and France. England have moved up to 6th, thanks to a session win by Andrew Scott and a 5th place by John Tyzack. Team results after 2nd session: After-Session2-Team Individual results after 2nd session: After-Sesion2-Indiv

Third Session: Andrew Scott had another good session, coming 2nd, and is now 7th in the Individual listings. Spain increased their lead over the Czechs, with Poland 3rd, one point ahead of France in 4th place. England dropped back to 8th. With two firsts and a second place, the Individual leader is currently Pablo Castro Pinos (Spain). Team results after 3rd session: After-Session3-Team Individual results after 3rd session: After-Session3-Indiv

Fourth Session: Spain did well again, extending their lead over the Czech Republic, with France overtaking Poland to 3rd place. England dropped to 11th place, but Andrew Scott is currently lying 9th in the Individual listings. Pablo Castro Pinos (Spain) scored another second place to remain the Individual leader by five points. Team results after 4th session: After-Session4-Team Individual results after 4th session: After-Session4-Indiv

Fifth Session: The Czech Republic had a good session, scoring two firsts, a third and a fourth, to overtake Spain for first place, with France in 3rd. Andrew Scott did well again, with another 2nd place, and was lying 5th in the overall Individual rankings. This helped England to recover to 9th place. Team results after 5th session: After-Session5-Team Individual results after 5th session: After-Session5-Indiv

Final Session: Although Spain put in a good performance, the Czechs hung onto their lead to take the Team Championship, with Spain 2nd and France 3rd. Despite a 5th place by Terry Phillips, England finished 10th. Pablo Castro Pinos (Spain) recorded another 1st place to become Individual Champion, ahead of Martin Bachleda (Slovakia A) and David Chumsky (Czech). Andrew Scott was our best individual, finishing 12th. Team results after final session: After-Session6-Team Individual results after final session: After-Session6-indiv

Report by Paul Page: 2013 European report