Fieldsports Magazine is a country pursuits bi-monthly of unsurpassed quality with an emphasis placed on the finest game shooting, fishing and hunting both in the UK and abroad. Each issue delivers a stunning, collectable journal of editorial features, topical news, opinion, products and comment, all accompanied by world class photography, in a timeless but contemporary design.
Our commitment is to quality. Fieldsports Magazine is printed on thick 110 gsm, sustainably-sourced, hand-selected paper. Using an elaborate sheet-fed print process, the pages have best-in-class colour fidelity, contrast and sharpness to display award-winning, world-class photography and features.
Fieldsports Magazine is the first magazine in the UK country pursuits sector to be delivered in a recycled, recyclable cardboard box. Caring about the environment we enjoy so much for our sport matters deeply to the publisher Fieldsports Press Limited, who has turned its back on single-use polywrap plastic for distribution, most of which ends up in landfill.
As the largest of its kind in Britain, Fieldsports Magazine offers significantly more editorial in each issue than any other. With an exacting reputation garnered since 2006, Fieldsports Magazine is the new voice of country sports. No extraneous fillers, outdated frills or irrelevant fancies, just unequivocally great fieldsports content.
TIME WELL SPENT
Meet the passionate team Fieldsports
William Pocklington
Editor
Having grown up in the Lincolnshire Wolds, Will has harboured a passion for all things countryside since a young age, spending much of his childhood in pigeon hides, grassy pastures with his ferrets or helping out on one of his local shoots. He has a particular interest in the benefits that our fieldsports bring to the environment. Will graduated from Harper Adams University with a degree in Countryside and Environmental Management, spending a year as assistant gamekeeper on an established north Lincolnshire estate as part of his course.
Matt Kidd
Features Editor
Matt is a very keen fly fisherman, who, having landed his first fish aged three at Manor Farm Fishery in Biggleswade, has grown to be passionate about all things fieldsports. Growing up by Grafham Water until his early teens, he was frequently able to satisfy his urge to fish, and competed at youth level around Europe for several years. For the past decade he has spent most of his time living in Devon, allowing him to fish for the challenging wild brownies on Dartmoor. Matt studied at Oxford Brookes University, and graduated with a degree in Interior Architecture. He has since relocated to Lincolnshire, where he is now able to nurture his love of the countryside though journalism.
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