To promote angling and conservation.
1. New National Angling Strategy aims to get more people fishing
24/06/2019 - Environment Agency (EA)
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New National Angling Strategy aims to get more people fishing - GOV
2. Attitudes towards data collection, management and development, and the impact of management on economic value of sea angling in the UK
05/08/2020 - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Found: impact of
management on economic value of sea angling in England
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Substance
, Manchester
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3. Attitudes towards data collection, management and development, and the impact of management on economic value of sea angling in the UK
05/08/2020 - Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas)
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Found: impact of
management on economic value of sea angling in England
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Substance
, Manchester
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8
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4. Coarse fishing close season on English rivers
30/12/2019 - Environment Agency (EA)
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Found: considered both the direct and indirect impacts of angling practices on coarse fish
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focussing on the following
5. Mapping Sea Angling (MMO1163)
15/07/2020 - Marine Management Organisation (MMO)
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Sea Angling Definition and Geographic Scope
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1. Fisheries Bill (Ninth sitting)
17/12/2018 - Public Bill Committees
1: Salter from the Angling Trust talked about the vital economic link between recreational angling and coastal - Speech Link
2: were talking about how the value of recreational angling and sea fishing could be further embedded as part - Speech Link
2. Fisheries Bill (First sitting)
04/12/2018 - Public Bill Committees
1: Association of Fisheries Producer Organisations; Angling TrustTuesday 4 DecemberUntil no later than 2.30 - Speech Link
2: Producer Organisations. Mr Salter is from the Angling Trust. Perhaps you could kindly introduce yourselves - Speech Link
3: created power to give financial assistance to angling. Is that something you welcome?Martin Salter: - Speech Link
3. Recreational Sea Bass Fishing
11/02/2016 - Commons Chamber
1: not only are some 10,400 jobs dependent on sea angling, but there is a whole lot of leisure industry business - Speech Link
2: of the decline has little or nothing to do with angling pressure, most anglers are content to accept reasonable - Speech Link
3: demographics and economic impacts of recreational sea angling. I will give some of the figures. The south-west - Speech Link
4: we must consider not just the direct value of angling, but the wider impact on the economy? For example - Speech Link
4. Bathing Waters
10/07/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: reservoirs—a proposal that is supported by the Angling Trust. Thirdly, in the areas with the most severe - Speech Link
5. Wild Salmon
14/05/2019 - Grand Committee
1: river—far away from their natural habitat.The angling community has played its part: nets have been bought - Speech Link
2: weirs and the croys to the benefit of not only the angling community but the local community and the wider - Speech Link
3: and Scotland received the highest rating as an angling destination by participants in the TNS activities - Speech Link
4: on the very significant contribution that rod angling makes to the economy of the area. My noble friend - Speech Link
6. Fisheries Bill [ Lords ] (Fourth sitting)
10/09/2020 - Public Bill Committees
1: As I know you know, Sir Charles, recreational angling within the UK is not currently subject to quota - Speech Link
2: that about 800,000—1.6% of UK adults—went sea angling at least once a year, fishing for a total of 7 - Speech Link
3: know you do too, Sir Charles. I myself enjoy sea angling, as do other members of my family.However - Speech Link
7. UK Sea Bass Stocks
03/12/2014 - Westminster Hall
1: been calculated that in Sussex the value of sea angling is more than £31 million, including tackle, accommodation - Speech Link
2: commercial fishermen, all of us interested in sea angling should look to do something about it more generally - Speech Link
3: scale of the economic benefit of recreational angling. That was further reaffirmed by a detailed study - Speech Link
8. Lifeboats: Ceredigion
04/02/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: providing a livelihood for commercial fishing and angling vessels. They also understand the danger to the - Speech Link
9. Keeping and Introduction of Fish (England and River Esk Catchment Area) Regulations 2015
09/12/2014 - Grand Committee
1: stocking of fish into inland waters for recreational angling and other purposes has to be balanced with appropriate - Speech Link
2: to support the economic value and growth of the angling sector while ensuring adequate risk-based protection - Speech Link
10. Fisheries Bill
21/11/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: play in the development of our coastal towns. The Angling Trust believes that many towns could prosper by - Speech Link
2: starting to make a good case for recreational angling before she was dragged away by colleagues who wanted - Speech Link
3: recognised in his speech the importance of recreational angling. If we are to achieve the goals that we are talking - Speech Link
4: minute, I would like to talk about recreational angling, which is hugely important to coastal communities - Speech Link
5: of 2028 as imagined by my great friends in the Angling Trust in this amazing press release?“In - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Sir Charles Walker MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 0338.
No benefits in kind are on record for the Angling APPG
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Angling APPG