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Win a Day's Fishing with Top Athlete Dean Macey

14th May 2011
Win a Day's Fishing with Top Athlete Dean Macey
Ten lucky participants in the UK's National Fishing Month events will have a chance to win a day's fishing with Commonwealth gold medalist Dean Macey.
"‘I am more than happy to give up my time to encourage newcomers into this wonderful sport," said top decathlete Macey, who is also an avid fisherman.
The competition is open to anyone who has a go at fishing during National Fishing Month, which highlights and celebrates angling and encourages would-be anglers to try it out, from 16 July to 14 August.
Entry forms will be available at events throughout Britain and Northern Ireland.
For more information visit www.nationalfishingmonth.com.

Ten lucky participants in the UK's National Fishing Month events will have a chance to win a day's fishing with Commonwealth gold medalist Dean Macey.

"‘I am more than happy to give up my time to encourage newcomers into this wonderful sport," said top decathlete Macey, who is also an avid fisherman.

The competition is open to anyone who has a go at fishing during National Fishing Month, which highlights and celebrates angling and encourages would-be anglers to try it out, from 16 July to 14 August. 

Entry forms will be available at events throughout Britain and Northern Ireland.

For more information visit www.nationalfishingmonth.com.

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MacDara Conroy

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