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News and information on how we have been working to improve angling in your local area. Read about some of the fisheries work happening near you by following the links below.

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Rod licence income helps disabled anglers at Berkswell
Angling hits the bull’s eye with youngsters
Environment Agency trawls for illegal fishermen
Net closes on fish thieves
Blue spotted chub arrive in River Tame
New fish replace freeze victims at Golden Hill Pool
New fish pass helps transform the Upper Derwent
Thumbs up to improved access for disabled anglers at Iremongers Pond
River Tame fish population gets a boost
Salmon will be in the swim again at Ledbury
Survey finds virtually no fish in River Trent at Stone
Worcestershire’s first fully accessible fishery was venue for angling participation day
Floating island saves young fishSalmon goes to school!
Water for life - a real success
Wannabe anglers sign up for free taster sessions
Retford fish saved in the nick of time
New facilities for anglers at Grange Pond
Safe haven for baby fish at Evesham
Sandtoft Coarse Fishery receives access improvements
Safer fishing at South Clifton
Working to improve angler access at Sutton on Trent lake
Curfew for illegal elver fishermen
Expensive day’s fishing for Halesowen angler
Fishy goings on at Llansilin
New fishing platform for Worcestershire's junior anglers
New ponds mean even more baby fish from Calverton Fish Farm
Powys farmer helps fish and wildlife thrive
Who can fish at Cob House Farm?

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