Portable Platform
As everyone involved with angling for the less able will know finding a fishery with platforms that are usable for everyone can be a big headache, so with this in mind I (on behalf of Reels On Wheels) have been working on a solution. This is what I have come up with, it is a portable platform with all the attachments that you would normally find on a seat box, but it is designed to be used from a wheelchair. With adjustable legs and width adjustment it can be used on almost any bank even when the ground isn’t anywhere near level and in any chair. It packs down into a holdall about 75cm long and is light enough to be carried easily by anyone. We have been fi

Opportunities Trust
Over the last few weeks we have been talking to the Opportunities Trust (Cambridgeshire) about what they do and what we do, after they found out about us through Rosie’s crafting. Reels On Wheels has now become a member of this group which aims To provide a rich menu of activities and support for people with disabilities and impairments across Cambridgeshire, including people with mental health issues and older people. Services include learning, independent living, leisure, social skills, education and work preparation sessions and are available to people with personal

Agnlers Paradise
Arriving at Anglers Paradise on Saturday lunch time was like being greeted at a friends house everyone seemed to remember us from our previous visits. We all had a quick drink with Zyggy and then unloaded the bus and headed straight for the lakes, as Julz had been doing some pole fishing recently she wanted to catch more big fish on the pole so we chose to fish beginers carp lake for a couple of hours, where sure enough Julz managed a couple of lovely carp both of which broke her previous pole PB.