News
Angling Trust Seek Clarity on Angling during Lockdown-2
Angling Trust staff have been working hard over the weekend to ensure that angling in England can continue during the forthcoming lockdown. Unlike golf and tennis the government have not asked fisheries to close and their announcement and guidance makes clear that outdoor recreation at ‘parks and gardens’ and at ‘beaches and in the ‘countryside’ is to be deemed a legitimate reason for leaving home from November 5th. The travel guidance was updated yesterday and it seems that short journeys from home for these purposes are to be permitted. There are a number of other issues on which we are seeking clarification and a copy of our letter to the Secretary of State at DCMS can be downloaded below for those wanting to see more. We are hearing that the final regulations will not now be published until Wednesday but we will update everybody the moment we know more. We remain confident that we will still be fishing from Thursday so please be patient!
For details of current angling/Covid regulations in Wales please visit our Fishing In Wales website
You might also like
What happens when a fishery reports a potential predation…
WQMN Group of the Month: Citizen Science, Anglers and…
Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister: here’s what he should…
Anglers to play key role in landmark shark conservation…
New Report Reveals the Hidden Workforce Behind the UK’s…
Marine heatwave: what it means for sea anglers
Bluefin Tuna Catch-and-Release Recreational Fishery 2026
Rays of Tope: New project to unlock the secrets…
New ICES advice highlights mixed picture for key recreational…
Angling Trust welcomes UK ratification of landmark High Seas…
UK Government Pours Cold Water on Urgent Reforms to…