Do you want to know more about catching big and many seatrouts on the north coast of Zealand? Then sign up for this talk where you will meet two local experts give away there best tips and tricks.
Join Fjordlandet Open March 2018 - Denmark's only Catch & Release coast competition. Catch abig, beautiful sea trout, take a picture of it and release it back into the fjord - and bring a nice prize instead!
The nationwide anglilng competition Reska Troć 2018 took place on 16-18 February in Mrzeżyno (Poland). The competition was organized by local angling NGO the Friends of the River Rega, and coorganized by the Green Federation GAJA, which promoted the CATCH project as part of the event.
The publication "10 Things to Know About Transnational Cooperation" aims at providing a flavour of what is the role and achievements of Interreg transnational/interregional programmes across Europe.
On the 26-28.02.2018, the angling competition "Troć Iny 2018" took place. The event was accompanied by a CATCH seminars devoted to sustainable coastal anglig tourism.
Coalition Clean Baltic (CCB) released a report on recreational fishing in the Baltic Sea region, compiling existing data, information about national rules, monitoring and control of the angling sector in the region.
Green Federation "GAJA" became the co-organizer of the Reska Troć angling event. During two days of fishing participants will take part in educational meetings, where the project CATCH will be presented.
Representatives of the CATCH project from the Green Federation "GAJA" and the Stepnica Tourist Organization participated in Rybomania 2018, on of the biggest European fair for anglers.
Representatives of the CHACH project, from the Green Federation „GAIA”, the Stepnica Tourist Organization and the Fundation AQUARIUS, have participated in the meeting dedicated to draft Maritime Spatial Plan for the Szczecin and Kamień Lagoons.
The project CATCH is pleased to present The CATCH Angler Survey Report: Understanding Anglers from the South Baltic Region and Their Demands on Coastal Angling Tourism