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Farlows & Sportfish Announce Discount for all Angling Trust Members
World Renowned Stores to offer Angling Trust members 10% discount.
Farlows Group has announced that they will be offering Angling Trust members an ongoing 10% discount as a way of showing their support for the work of the Trust. The discount will be available on purchases online, in-store and on telephone orders. Members can access their special discount code by logging on to their Dashboard area of the Angling Trust Website.
Farlows Group Marketing Manager Ian Welch said:
“Farlows Group believes that all angers have a duty of care to the environment, and the work the Angling Trust and Fish Legal are doing to both protect our natural resources and to promote our sport to the wider public is absolutely vital. We urge all anglers, irrespective of discipline, to become members, and we hope this deal gives a little back to those who do just that and support our marvellous sport via the Trust.”
Farlows has an iconic store on Pall Mall in the heart of London and have been trading since 1840. Sportfish have a fantasic store in Herefordshire and another in Reading which includes a lake complex which was featured in our Lines On The Water blog recently.
The Farlows/Sportfish discount is just one of an ever increasing list of member benefits and discounts that Angling Trust members enjoy. Find out more and join today by heading over to our members section.
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