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Top bait firm in hunt for Consultants Bait manufacturer splash baits are on the hunt for bait field testers to join their team. The company are particularly interested in anglers from Essex, Kent, Manchester, Gloucestershire, Yorkshire, Norwich, Surrey, London and the North of England. There are also vacancies for foreign consultants, with the company accepting applications from France, Germany, Holland and Spain. Anglers must have a good fishing background, and fish on a regular basis.

New carp fishing competition announced. TF Gear have announced a new £10,000 competiton, taking place in France in between the 7th and 12th of October next year. A press release from the company states: "Anglers are guaranteed five days of action, fun and arm aching carp fishing at the inaugural TFGear Carp Masters. We have chosen World renowned venue Fishabil to host the competition, as it offers unrivalled facilities including restaurant, bar and luxury hotel accommodation for your guests and family.

Latest issue on sale now! The latest issue of Angling News Week is now available, and packed full of interesting stories! It has been a very good week for England- with our fly fishing team winning the Bank Challenge Home International, and Tommy Pickering showing the Italians the way home in a match fishing exhibition. We also have the exclusive story of England Veterans star Roger Marlow- who has won the Soar Championship for the third consecutive time. From the specimen world, there is news of a massive 8lb 12oz chub from the River Lee, and two new barbel river records!Carp giant Korda have announced the release of a new Underwater Carp DVD- and we tell you how you could win tickets to attend a premier viewing with the stars at an Essex cinema. We bring news of the latest range of poles from Maver, and a multi million pound tackle business that has just hit the market.

Korda England Carp team’s dismay at the World Carp Angling Championship. The 14th FIPSed World Carp Angling Championships have been marred by the use of a venue where the fish had been fed on a single bait, giving nations who could get access to it a huge advantage. Despite the Korda England Carp team working together really well for months before the event, with the fantastic support of their new sponsor Korda, they claimed that there was no way they could win using a different bait. Ian Huntington, Korda England Carp Team Manager said, “Despite putting in a tremendous amount of work this year leading up to the event the outcome turned out to be never in any doubt from the host nation’s point of view.