Fishing For Schools Auction

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Welcome to the first ever Fishing for Schools auction.  

This is such an exciting departure from our usual fundraising activities and an opportunity to celebrate the fabulous offers of support that we receive from so many of you who care about Fishing for Schools. 

Amongst the lots there are some truly unique opportunities to fish amid sublime locations and a rare chance to do so with inspirational anglers and coaches.  A chance then, to learn some new skills, or simply acquire some very unusual lots. 

The funds raised will directly support young people taking part in Fishing for Schools. Our coaching team travel across England and Wales, working with young people from diverse backgrounds and abilities, all of whom benefit from time outdoors and learning new skills. For many, it’s their first experience of fishing, offering a chance to try a sport they may not otherwise have access to. The benefits are wide-ranging, helping those who struggle to
engage in traditional learning and those with special educational needs, while building confidence and new skills. 

Happy bidding!
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Lot 14
£ 275
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A Day at Dever Springs for one with fly fishing Legend Peter Cockwill
Lot 7
£ 425
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A day for two on the Lower Itchen at Bishopstoke
Lot 13
£ 625
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A day for six rods at the Orvis ‘Ginger Beer’ Kimbridge Beat
Lot 4
£ 185
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A day's fishing for one on the historic Services dry fly water on the Upper Avon
Lot 3
£ 425
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A day for two rods on the Bourne Rivulet
Lot 10
£ 250
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A day's guided trout and grayling fishing for two rods on the River Nadder
Lot 1
£ 825
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Fly fishing heaven: A day’s guided fishing for two rods on the Upper Itchen
Lot 8
£ 170
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A chance to win a day’s trout fishing guided by Fred Brown
Lot 2
£ 530
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A Brush with Jardine
Lot 5
£ 800
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A guided day for two for Bass and Mullet from Christchurch, with Paul Jennings
Lot 6
£ 200
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Hunting the apex predator: Pike!
Lot 9
£ 700
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A day on the River Test for two fishers with Gilly Bate
Lot 11
£ 250
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The Tench Fishers' 24 hour fishathon
Lot 12
£ 220
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Table for up to 6 with £250 voucher at Control Room B, Battersea Power Station
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