Federation of Welsh Anglers.
Supported by the Sports Council for Wales and the Environment Agency.
Federation of Welsh Anglers. Supported by the Sports Council for Wales and the Environment Agency. |
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Coarse Angling. If you’re already into coarse fishing, or want to learn the ropes, Wales is the place to try. Nowhere in the world are you likely to find so much variety of first-class angling packed into such a small country. Just about all species are present, from Gudgeon to big hard-fighting Barbel to specimen Carp and Pike. Even a long holiday isn’t enough to sample everything, so unless you intend to specialise, there could be a problem of what tackle to bring along. |
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The all new working committee, The Welsh Federation of Coarse Anglers 2009. From left to right. Nick Massey (Secretary) Eric Humphreys (Team Manager) Jon Taylor (Vice Chairman) Bernard Farr (Chairman) Tony Rees (Treasurer) Any club is welcome to join the WFCA for further details contact: Tony Rees, 13 Alexandra Avenue. Merthyr Tydfil. Mid Glam. CF47 9AE or Tel 01685 723520 |
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Members of Pendre Youth Group, who spent a very wet day at Cyfartha Park in Merthyr sampling the delights of coarse angling. Although they all got drenched they all enjoyed the experience and staid the Course. |
Lee Johnstone with a 26lb Pike caught from Dol-y-gaer. |
Lee Johnstone with a 7lb Bream again from Dol-y-gaer. |
