To raise awareness and understanding
The Wild Carp Trust is a fish conservation charity registered in England & Wales, number 1196426. We exist to promote the conservation and protection of the oldest strains of carp, and advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection, history and importance of the oldest carp strains. Please support us through donations and volunteering, and register for news updates.
Please see the Wild Carp Trust Blog for our latest promotional activities and achievements.
The Wild Carp Trust introductory video
The Wild Carp Trust Interview
Wild Carp Trust co-founder Fennel Hudson is interviewed by the Efgeeco podcast. He tells the story of how a love of traditional angling solidified his fascination with wild carp and how connections he made through fishing enabled the formation of our conservation charity.
Traditional angling and the carp that time forgot, an interview with Fennel Hudson
Our chairman discusses with The Yorkshire Gent his background in angling, his deep passion for the countryside and how the Wild Carp Trust came to exist.
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The Carp Angler Chronicles interview with Wild Carp Trust co-founder Fennel Hudson
A leisurely chat with The Carp Angler Chronicles about carp heritage, lake hunting, traditional tackle, adventures, and much more. Fennel also touches upon his friend, the great Chris Yates, and the Golden Scale Club.
