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Membership is open to all who support the EYFA. Help us support our junior anglers.

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2009 World Championships Squad

At the EYFA AGM on 14th December 2009 Dave Mee (Worlds Team Manager) announced the World squad and captain for next years championships in the Czech Republic. The selection was unanimously endorsed by the meeting.

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European Grayling Festival 2008

River Dee 29 & 30 November 2008

The European Grayling Festival 2008 is an open competiton for teams of three anglers (two fish whilst the third controls for another team) and is fished over three sessions.

The 2008 winning team comprised England Internationals Martin Dixon and his sons Phil & Mike who caught 36 fish. In second place came England Youth (Tom Gott, Terry Mann and Rob Thomas), with an English/Czech team in third place.

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2008 National Rivers Final Results

The 2008 Richard Wheatley National Rivers Championship

With the River Wharfe in full spate the National Rivers final was postponed in September and rearranged during November on the River Itchen, near the historic cathedral town of Winchester.

We were generously hosted by the Portsmouth Services Fly Fishing Association and the beats of the Itchen on their Manor and Lower St. Cross 'B' fisheries.

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Future Events

The following events are being planned and dates will be announced as soon as possible.

  • Loch-style Team Welcome Day
  • Loch-style Team Training Days
  • Tom Bilson Trophy fundraiser at Pitsford (Open Competition)

Fundraising

One of the major aims of the Committee is that no young angler should have to pay to represent their country. If you can help in any way please contact us.

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Farmoor

Farmoor Reservior - picture from www.farmoor-reservoir.comThe full results of the Farmoor Bank Competition for the Thames Water Shield held on 4th May 2008 are below

 

 

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Sponsorship

At the moment the teams major sponsors include Masterline International, Thames Water, Anglian Water, and Fulling Mill.

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