National sea angling team competition with more than 25 teams of five anglers fishing along Eastbourne and Pevensey Bay beaches.
The Angling Trust Teams of Five Shore Championships are back in Eastbourne on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November, their first time here in a decade. It's widely regarded as the biggest team shore angling competition in the country, and this year it's returning to the beaches of Eastbourne and Pevensey Bay.
Over two days, more than 25 teams of five fishers compete to crown new national champions. The fishing takes place across stretches of Pevensey Bay, Langney Point and Splash Point, with the competition running from 10am until 3pm on both days. With over 125 of Britain's top competitive sea anglers on the beaches at once, it's a proper scale of event, and the public is invited to come down and watch.
It's staged with the support of the Angling Trust, Rob Tuck and the local Eastbourne Nomads Angling Club, and backed by local tackle shops Tony's Tackle, Eastbourne Pier and Anglers Den. Eastbourne and Pevensey Bay have a long history of competitive sea fishing, so it feels right that the championships are returning here after ten years.
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If you fancy seeing some of the country's best at work, you can head down to the beaches on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November, with the fishing running from 10am until 3pm each day. The event is based at Eastbourne Fisherman's Club, and the action stretches across Pevensey Bay, Langney Point and Splash Point.
