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European Anglers' Alliance

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The EAA was launched in 1994. The 14 member organisations (2008) from 11 European nations meet annually Members work on sea water and fresh water issues. The EAA's mission is to safeguard the fish stocks and fisheries of Europe and to protect the interests of all those who fish with rod and line for recreational purposes.

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The EAA was launched in 1994. The 14 member organisations (2008) from 11 European nations meet annually Members work on sea water and fresh water issues. The EAA's mission is to safeguard the fish stocks and fisheries of Europe and to protect the interests of all those who fish with rod and line for recreational purposes.

http://www.eaa-europe.org/

Rue du Luxembourg, 47
B-1050 Brussels
Belgium

Tel: +32 (0)2 286 5956
Fax: +32 (0)2 286 5958
Email: email(at)eaa-europe.org

50.8400156 4.3686851
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http://www.eaa-europe.org/

Rue du Luxembourg, 47
B-1050 Brussels
Belgium

Tel: +32 (0)2 286 5956
Fax: +32 (0)2 286 5958
Email: email(at)eaa-europe.org

 
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