Fishing is a fantastic sport and means of enjoying the environment and spending leisure time. Millions of people across the globe enjoy fishing on a daily basis. There are many different reasons why people go fishing - but the ultimate aim remains constant: to catch fish! Fishing rules and cultures vary, however, from country to country - which can be very confusing for our mobile 21st Century generations, as people from different countries travel across and to different continents to set up new lives. Alongside them are many indegenious anglers who are aware of their country's laws and culture, and who, of course, wish to continue enjoying their fishing and protect fish stocks. It is vitally important, therefore, that we all understand the angling law and culture in the country in which we live and fish. This page promotes 'fishing without borders' m- because we believe that nationality doesn’t matter – what matters is our passion which we should develop and enjoy together legally, peacefully and for the benefit of all.
Building Bridges is a joint project administered by The Angling Trust and Environment Agency

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