Widely regarded as one of the UK's leading Fisheries Management Consultants, Dr Bruno Broughton runs Broughton Fishery Technologies which offers a wide range of fisheries-related products and services. In addition to his professional work, Dr Broughton is also Fishery Officer with the Professional Coarse Fisheries Association. If you own or run a fishery, this site is well worth a visit.
The Professional Anglers Association supports a nationwide network of fully qualified Government-accredited coaches who recruit and teach thousands of new anglers every year. Within the site you will be able to locate a coach near you, learn how to become an angling coach, and discover more about fish and fishing.
Launched by land agents Fenn Wright and Fisheries.co.uk, Fisheries4sale.com has quickly established itself as the UK's leading estate agency for buying and selling fisheries. If you are thinking of buying or selling a fishery - this just has to be your first stop.
Regarded as the UK's leading organisations which supports the rural way of life in Britain, The Countryside Alliance website is particularly topical at a time when hunting faces an imminent ban. A website loaded with information of interest to anyone with an interest in the countryside.
Simon Jackson must be one of the few solicitors in the UK who specialises in angling and water law and has recovered more than £2 million in compensation for polluted fisheries. His 'Angling Law' site is a 'must' for angling club officials and fishery owners as it contains free fact sheets and information.
Official website for the organisers of the Chatsworth Angling Fair, the Belvoir Castle Country Fair and the Chatsworth Country Fair.
The British Disabled Anglers Association has grown fantastically over the past few years ago and not only boasts more than 230,000 members but has also recognised as the organisation which has done more than any other to encourage people into angling. Great website of interest to both able-bodied and disabled anglers.
Preston Innovations' website was revamped at the end of 2004 and now has details of all the company's products. You can't buy direct, but you can see what you didn't known you wanted!
Lively angling website with news, an angling forum, ads, beginners page and articles on topics as wide ranging as setting up your first waggler rig to targeting large roach.
As the lead body representing anglers in the UK, The National Federation of Anglers is working hard to ensure the sport receives the recognition it deserves and is currently uprating its Internet presence through a major revamp of its nfadirect.com website.
The Angling Foundation is a non-political, non-profit making body which advises on angling and fish welfare issues and gives guidance by the production of voluntary standards, guidelines and best practice for all sectors of the sport and industry in the UK. It also seeks to promote angling, especially for young, disabled or disadvantaged groups and is supported by the Commercial Coarse Fisheries Association, the Angling Trades Association and other organisations.
Any website with the domain name Carp.com must be worth a look. Crammed with features, this site gives reports, advice on techniques and much, much more.
A nice site combining many features for the coarse angler including a forum, photo tips, knots, fishing stories, a 'Match Room', product reviews, carp pages and competition. Not surprising its growing in popularity.
The quality search engine specialises in Welsh sites only and currently has over 7,000 links. If you are looking for something in Wales, whatever the topic, this is a great place to start.
For the last 24 years a group of disabled anglers have enjoyed the South Cerney Festival. The event ise held on a Sunday every year on waters sponsored by the South Cerney AC.
Nice all-round website by 'Midland Angler' editor Gareth Purnell. With a classified 'wanted' and 'for sale' ads column, bulletin board, free competitions, on-line tackle shop and Venue Finder section produced in assosition with Fisheries.co.uk it's got to be worth a look!
Well-presented guide to flyfishing and gamefishing in Scotland including Scottish fishing vacations and Scottish salmon and trout fishing holidays.
Purchase your fishing licences on-line any time day or night using a wider range of payment options and have it delivered by post thanks to this site.
The Izaak Walton Fishery near Stafford lies in an area covered by Sow River Trading who have put together a site covering various aspects of life in an area covered by Fairoak, Eccleshall, Chebsey, Great Bridgeford and Stafford. There's also a Farmers' Page for those interested in agricultural matters.
When it comes to the crunch it's what's on the hook that catches fish, and Dion Heap's site is the key to getting this aspect of angling spot on. The site specialises in bait, bait preparations and flavourings as well as to maggots, worms, particle baits and bread. A great starting point.
Very popular web site featuring news and features on topics related to coarse, game and sea fishing plus a page for your views and information for disabled anglers. Loads of links to other sites and plenty of content to keep you busy.
Essential for barbel enthusiasts, includes photo-features showing how to make up rigs and knots (illustrated with moving gifs), message boards, classified and a league table of big barbel catches.
Angling Link works hard to provide valuable information on venues, tactics and everything else which will be useful to disabled anglers to enable them to get the most from their sport.
As its name suggests, this is a site of particular interest to Carp anglers, anglers generally and those interested in conservation and the outdoors. Amongst the topics covered are carp tactics, tackle and baits; a look at some photographs of carp from around the world; answers to FAQs and articles by carp anglers both in the UK and abroad.
Anyone who regularly visits the uk.recreation.fishing.coarse newsgroup wiull know the name 'Elton' for his considerable and varied contributions. Elton has started his own angling web pages with a variety of treats from photos of anglers and their catches to competitions, feature articles and other offerings.
Warwickshire County Council's pilot Internet site which features tourism, leisure and a whole lot more. Whether you are looking for information about your local Councillor, your nearest library, details about the County's Museums or information on its country parks, you'll find it all here.
Dedicated to angling, fieldsports and practical wildlife conservationin the UK, the site includes pages for the British Association for Shooting and Conservation, the British Field Sports Society, Scottish Angling Showcase, Anglian Water and the Gloucestershire Wildfowlers Association.
Describing itself as "The magazine for the Absolute Angler", 'Waterlog' is a high-quality publication with an unusual twist... as can be judged by the quoted price of 'three guineas and a bit'. An angling magazine with a difference with plenty of style... worth every groat!
Gloucestershire Disabled Anglers was founded in 1983 to provide disabled people with a recreational and sporting outlet, to improve their quality of life. It aims to provide the disabled angler with help and tuition to take art in the sport of angling. Run by disabled for disabled, GDA also encourages the disabled angler to take part in local and national
competitions and arranges an annual holiday for its members. The Gloucestershire Disabled
Anglers attained charity registration in January 1998.
A great search engine for angling Web Sites. Although it is based in the US, there are plenty of UK sites listed and a host throughout the remainder of the world! If your're looking for fishing sites, this is one to visit.
Local links from United Kingdom is a regional directory which aims to provide relevant links on evberything from Antiques to Women's Interest classified by topic and region. No flannel, just a growing list of links. Search by category and see what you come up with.
Cheadle Angling ClubA nice start to a web site for the Cheadle Angling Club in Cheadle, Staffordshire. With an introduction to the club, details of their waters, news, match results and, of course, a links page, it shows that you don't have to be huge to create a site of interest to your members.
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