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Exclusive offer for Fishery Members
Exclusive benefit for Fishery members
For the last 20 years Fisheries.co.uk have helped millions of anglers and their families find the best places to escape and enjoy fishing in the UK. Voted by the Sunday Times as the best Angling website, they help fishery and fishing holiday venues get seen, get bookings and get more anglers on the bank supporting businesses like yours.
With more than 1.2 million page views per year and one of the largest online following of anglers in the UK, Fisheries.co.uk is the No. 1 place anglers visit when looking for places to go fishing, delivering a reliable stream of enquiries and bookings.
As Trade Supporters of the Angling Trust, Fisheries.co.uk want to make an exclusive offer to all of our Fishery members. Receive a ‘starter’ marketing package for free, or 6 months free advertising when signing up to a paid marketing plan. You’ll reap the benefits of their 20 plus years of fishery guide experience and receive measurable data regarding visitors to your page, the number of click throughs, enquiries and interactions you have via the site.
To find out more, simply email [email protected] in the first instance with your Fishery name and contact telephone number.
We are sure that this partnership will prove to be invaluable to our Fishery members. If you have any questions about this or indeed any other aspect of your Fishery Membership, please contact our team on 0343 507 7006 or email [email protected]
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