
Get Fishing Accreditation
15 August 2017
Fishmark Certificate Benefits Disabled Anglers
Seaham Angling Sea Fishing Club take young disability groups from Blue Watch Youth Centre out on weekly sea fishing trips. Our Club & Fishery Development Officer Dave Munt (pictured here) helped the club get its “Fishmark” certificate.
Fishmark is the Angling Trust’s award which means easier access for clubs to funding, better publicity, increased membership, priority access to coaches and coaching and increased safety for club members.
It’s FREE of charge so for more info ask your club to contact our Fishmark Lead Officer Darren Birch.
Darren Birch
Club & Fishery Development Officer (West)
Angling Trust
[email protected]
07791 164 921
@DarrenBirchAT
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