Friday 23 – Sunday 25 July: – a brand new venue for the world’s biggest and greatest country sport event and the first time since the 1960’s that the show has been held in Warwickshire.
Organisers believe this is a perfect location for The Game Fair with Ragley Hall well placed for the M40, M42, M5 and M6 enabling enthusiasts from all parts of the country to reach the event with relative ease. The motorways link into an excellent network of major and local roads which will provide smooth access from all directions into the well placed car parks in a similar fashion to Belvoir Castle which enjoys excellent vehicle access.
Local rail stations and airports will also provide Game Fair visitors good access to the show.
The attractive parkland of Ragley Hall with its mature trees and stunning lake gives an ideal layout for all aspects of The CLA Game Fair, including the large clay line, fishing, gundog and falconry events which form the core of the event. The diversity of The Game Fair with its many exhibitions and features representing all country sports, as well as all areas of country life, attracts the greatest gathering of country sport enthusiasts from throughout the UK and abroad.
There are many competitions, events and tuition for enthusiasts to enjoy and a fantastic array of have-a-go opportunities for introducing country sports to the large number of new comers that The CLA Game Fair attracts.
The Game Fair website will be continuously updated with new information on what will be happening at this year’s show, all visitor information and on line entrance ticket bookings – www.gamefair.co.uk
Fishermans Row
As usual there will be a great variety of retailers and outfitters lining Fisherman’s Row and there will be no better place to find all those fishing accessories you need in one place and find out about the best fishing destinations at home and abroad.
The popular casting competitions will benefit from live electronic scoring this year as we reported yesterday which should prove exciting.
Be sure to stop by Aardvark McLeod’s booth where this year for a small minimum donation of just £2 to the Help the Heroes campaign, you will receive not only the supporters wristband but the chance to win a brand new Hardy Angel rod worth over £700! That has to be worth a go as you know your money is going to a great cause even if you don’t win.
In the Salmon and Trout Association tent following last year’s highly successful joint activity, Fulling Mill will again have a strong presence, offering an exciting array of products including flies, fly packs and accessories on sale at as well as a fantastic Gift pack for new members who join up to the S&TA at the Show. There has never been a better time to sign up and support their work in safeguarding the future of our sport so visit the stand at the Fair and get your bonus gift from Fulling Mill.
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