Would you drive over 3500 miles just to catch a fish? No? Well that is exactly what 4 Yorkshire fishermen are doing. However, they aren’t doing it just for the odd cod or halibut, they are doing it with an aim to raise over £10,000 for the RNLI.
The Boody Long Way Up

Once they get to their destination, a week’s boat fishing will be undertaken with the guys hoping for catches of 40lb+ cod and halibut. They will be running a couple of competitions to see who can guess the heaviest catch and also the total mileage of the whole trip, with some excellent prizes to be had. Whilst in Skjervoy they will also be meeting up with the NSSR (The Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue), the RNLI’s equivalent and exchanging gifts and seeing how the Norwegian crews operate.
Once their week of fishing and public relations is over, the team will head back home and plan to publish their story to a few websites and magazines. Throughout their planning of the trip they are looking for companies to support their adventure. The team will be contacting companies to supply them with goods to use and review on the trip and then raffle or auction off after, with all proceeds going directly to the RNLI. All supporters will also be listed on their website, facebook link and could be given advertising space on their 4x4.
If you would like to help the team out in any way then please get in touch with them via their website, or if you want to keep up to date with how their plans and fundraising are coming along then please visit:
http://www.bloodylongwayup.weebly.com
Or if you just want to make a donation to boost their target then please visit…
http://www.justgiving.com/bloodylongwayup
They are also on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/UK-Norway-RNLI-Fund-raising-2012/145186898865722

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