Get Fishing Resources
We can help your club get more people fishing its waters…
Our Partnership Development Manager James Roche writes…
We know that clubs need help to attract new members and day ticket visitors and that the best way is to “catch ‘em young” so we’ve produced a special resource pack to help clubs do just that.
Our “Let’s Go Family Fishing” guide will help your club put on fun, social and safe activity days to attract more participants. We’ll assist the club with turning an event idea into a fully functioning fishing fun-day in just a few easy steps.
We can also help provide coaches, tackle and promotion! All your club needs to do is contact my colleagues Dave or Danny – details below…
James Roche, Partnership Development Manager (North) for the Angling Trust’s Get Fishing Campaign
Danny Williams
Angling Development Officer (North)
Angling Trust
[email protected]
07854 240 368
@DanWilliamsAT
Dave Evans
Angling Development Officer (South)
Angling Trust
[email protected]
07854 239 721
@DaveEvansAT
The “Get Fishing” campaign is run by the Angling Trust to increase the number of people being introduced to angling across the country. Anyone interested in going fishing can find angling events at Get Fishing Near You. The events listed are for all participants regardless of gender, age, fitness or previous angling experience.
Angling Participation and the Get Fishing campaign is supported by Environment Agency fishing licence income and helps to introduce thousands of people to fishing each year.
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