Click on Images to Enlarge The attitude of some anglers towards disabled angler's is a problem. I have come across people who refuse to be courteous. A whole day of preparation and enjoyment for the disabled angler was lost. In the nineties there seemed to be a growing awareness of the plight of disabled anglers. I have noticed a steady increase in the numbers of easy-access facilities which have helped disabled anglers immensely.
Attitudes seem to be getting better too - though a lot more still needs to be done.
The British Disabled Angling Association have teamed up with concrete giants Topmix to announce their first National contest for anglers with disabilities. The BDAA are proud to be associated with Topmix to bring you this exciting new National championships for anglers with disabilities. A picturesque one acre gravel pit located in a garden centre. It holds a lot of Carp which go to 25lb and average 10lb. Also there are a few Rudd and Perch present .