SOUTH West Fishing For Life (SWFFL) celebrated its 18th anniversary at Wimbleball Lake with 50 guests attending.
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The programme also featured a male member explaining how he benefited from the fishing while in a very low place in life after a breast cancer diagnosis.
More information about SWFFL is available from Gillian on 01398 371244 or email [email protected] or the group’s website.
Volunteers are always needed to help at monthly meetings with refreshments and fund-raising events if anybody has some free time available.


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