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From: Environment Agency - Via Press Release Published 14 January 2019
The decision to consult the angling community and others on the close season follows a preliminary survey of 20,000 anglers conducted last year.
As part of the consultation, the Environment Agency has published a paper setting out the results of its close season evidence review and options for future regulation. The...
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