Converse of object

• promote: Among other things they are very keen to promote angling among young people in the communities along the Lowland canals.

• enjoy: An ideal place to visit if you enjoy angling.

Adjective modifier

• coarse: Carlisle & District Coarse Angling Club Covering coarse angling in the Cumbria area.

• peculiar: And extras such to help passengers make her dream the peculiar angling.

• recreational: The economic importance of recreational angling has often been underestimated or ignored by decision-makers but this situation is changing.

• Scottish: To our knowledge this is the largest cash prize in Scottish coarse angling.

• excellent: Superb yacht cruising area plus excellent angling / small boat sailing on fresh or sea water lochs.

• top: It couldn't have happened to a better bloke, top angling.

Modifies a noun

• fraternity: The British Waterways advice to cyclists may cause a few comical mutterings among the angling fraternity and among some of the other towpath users.

• club: Most of the Angling Clubs listed below also welcome new members.

• championship: Three pairs of top anglers who fish each year in the British Carp Angling Championships.

• journalist: His amusing report really gets you into the spirit of being an angling journalist!

• venue: White Acres - Newquay - Click for location The premier UK angling holiday venue by a mile.

• tourism: This project is part of a number of initiatives with the overall aim to develop better angling tourism in Scotland.

Noun used with modifier

• trout: Scotland has much to offer in terms of top quality wild trout angling.

• carp: LOCATION - The most important skill in carp angling.

• pike: Other trout fisheries - notably Lake of Menteith - have successfully extended their seasons by allowing privileged access pike angling events.

• freshwater: A range of information and studies are available on sea angling, freshwater angling and the social and economic value of angling in Europe.

• sea: Day 10: optional kayaking, sea angling, hiking or horse riding in the area.

• salmon: The result, as all the world now knows, has been that salmon angling collapsed.