The English Carp Heritage Organisation (ECHO) was formally launched on the 23rd April 2001, the brainchild of two anglers, Ian Chillcott and Keith Jenkins and is now the largest supported organisation dedicated to carp in the world.
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The Institute of Fisheries Management (IFM) is an international organisation of people sharing a common interest in the modern management of recreational and commercial fisheries.
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As the name suggests, this site is devoted to a study of carp & carp waters through a camera lens. I am Craig Banks from Rugeley, Staffordshire. I've been carp angling since 1984. I'm proud to be a member of ECHO and the BCSG.
Here you will find information and pictures featuring some of the waters I've fished, the fish I've caught and the wildlife and scenic shots that I've taken along the way.
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We are a unique organisation which fights pollution and other damage to water environments throughout the UK. Water pollution kills hundreds of thousands of fish each year which has a huge impact on local economies, aquatic wildlife and the enjoyment of angling clubs. Rivers and stillwaters are also under threat from water abstraction, escaped farmed fish, weirs and flood defence works. The ACA aims to stop this damage happening and to seek compensation for our members when it does.
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The East Midlands Carp Study Group was created as a point of contact for likeminded Carp anglers of all calibres, throughout the East Midlands, with a view to providing functions of an Angling and Social nature.
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