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Posted on Saturday, November 29
The Steady-Rig
The Steady-Rig is designed for anyone who loves their outdoor pursuits. Whether you're Camping, Fishing, Orienteering, Backpacking or Mountaineering, the Steady-Rig will help to make your experience even more enjoyable. The Steady-Rig is a stable platform for single burner stoves or lanterns on uneven ground. read more ...
Mole in one
Environment Agency officers were shocked to catch a fish with its latest meal still in its mouth, even more surprising was that it was a rarely-seen-above-ground mole. read more ...
Record numbers of salmon and sea trout in English rivers
Record numbers of salmon and sea trout were found in English rivers during 2009, according to figures released today.
The news comes as the Environment Agency announced that river water quality in England has improved for the 20th consecutive year. Over 70% of rivers are now graded as ‘very good’ or ‘good’ under the organisation’s General Quality Assessment classification (GQA). read more ...
The news comes as the Environment Agency announced that river water quality in England has improved for the 20th consecutive year. Over 70% of rivers are now graded as ‘very good’ or ‘good’ under the organisation’s General Quality Assessment classification (GQA). read more ...
Report Illegal Fishing
Report an Incident - 0800 80 70 60
Don't ignore it, report it! Details of how to report environmental incidents. read more ...
Don't ignore it, report it! Details of how to report environmental incidents. read more ...
No place like Holm
The Environment Agency has been working with staff at Holm Place Fishing Club on the Isle of Sheppey to improve fishing facilities there.
The organisation provided advice and £5,000 funding to enable the club to plant trees and improve the banks of the pond. read more ...
The organisation provided advice and £5,000 funding to enable the club to plant trees and improve the banks of the pond. read more ...
Crayfish surveys will leave no stone unturned
No stone will be left unturned during a series of surveys to find a creature that has seen populations across Britain devastated since the 1980s.
The Environment Agency is currently carrying out surveys of white-clawed crayfish to discover the health of populations in the rivers of Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire. read more ...
The Environment Agency is currently carrying out surveys of white-clawed crayfish to discover the health of populations in the rivers of Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire. read more ...
Watch out! There’s a bailiff about
Since 1 April 2010, Environment Agency bailiffs have checked about 1,300 anglers for licences at more than 500 locations across Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. A few have been found to be taking a chance and fishing without a licence – consequently, they have been issued with offence tickets and may appear in court. read more ...
