Competitions

England Call-Up For Talented U20s Coarse Anglers

16 September 2020

The Angling Trust is looking for talented coarse anglers who would like to apply for the England under 20s youth assessment trial day.

Where and when

The Angling Trust Sensas Team England youth assessment trial for the under 20s will take place at Evesham Common Road stretch on Saturday 17th October 2020. Applicants who are invited along must impress the Angling Trust Sensas U20s England Manager, Howard Kaye who will be looking for talented anglers who have the ability to fish under pressure and to international rules.

The England Management on the day will be looking at the following;
Groundbaiting technique
Long pole short line
Whip fishing for bleak
Slider fishing

The venue is suitable for all these methods.

Meeting at the venue by 9.00 am.   Fishing 10.30am until 14.30pm

The postcode for attendees is as follows:
Common Road
Evesham
WR11 4PU

How to apply 

Anyone interested and wishing to apply for the assessment trial must apply to the U20s England Manager, Howard Kaye by email to [email protected] by no later than Monday 12th October to include a brief resume of their angling careers to date and a paragraph about their angling goals.    It is also a requirement that each angler is also an individual member of the Angling Trust when they apply.

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