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Latest news stories
- GET ACCREDITED !!
Following recent spate of fish mortalities and disease outbreaks, fishery owners are being encouraged to join the Fisheries Accreditation Scheme...
- In search of baby barbel - three-year study gets under way
The Environment Agency is about to start a three year research study to look at breeding habits and movements of baby barbel in the Upper Great Ouse river..
- Environment Agency announces Head of Fisheries
The Environment Agency has today (Tuesday 28th October) named Mathew Crocker as it's new Head of Fisheries.
- Angling Trust Agreement Signed
The Chairmen of all of the country's angling’s representative bodies have signed a merger agreement which will see them become a single new organisation to represent all anglers from 5 January 2009: The Angling Trust.
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The Angling Foundation is a non-political, non-profit making body which advises on angling and fish welfare issues. It gives guidance on these matters by the production of voluntary standards, guidelines and best practice for all sectors of the sport and industry in the UK. All Angling Foundation guidance takes due regard to environmental and conservation issues.
Additionally the Angling Foundation seeks to further the participation in angling through support of projects for the promotion of angling, especially with young, disabled or disadvantaged groups and projects for the recruitment of new anglers.
The Angling Foundation is supported by the Professional Coarse Fisheries Association, the Angling Trades Association and other angling organisations.

Fisheries Accreditation Scheme
The Angling Foundation are pleased to announce that the Fisheries Accreditation Scheme (FAS) is up and running with a number of lakes now gaining their Gold, Silver or Bronze Accreditation Awards. If you are interested in accrediting your fishery and raising the standards of your lakes to attract more anglers, please visit the FAS site for more details.