Fishing is one of the most popular hobbies in the world, what better way to relax and unwind then concentrating on the slow ripple of cool water as you wait for a bite.
Although fishing may seem like a relatively calm and danger free activity, it does come with its own set of risks and dangers which could leave you severely out of pocket. For example, what if you slipped in the water and really injured yourself? Or what if your vital equipment was stolen or damaged beyond repair?
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At Insurancefair we work hard to ensure that we are fair, transparent and consistent and that the products and service we provide fits with our ethos.
We have teamed up with E&L who have over 70 years’ experience providing specialist cover for leisure activities. Our combined expertise in product and customer service innovation is a combination that results in a quality insurance offering that’s suitable to any fishing enthusiast.
We understand that everyone has questions, we would too. Here are our most frequently asked questions about insuring your fishing equipment:
No necessarily, no. You would need to speak with your home insurance provider to find out if your fishing equipment is included. Often times, you will need to specify the equipment on the policy which usually incurs an additional charge.
Yes. Please make sure that you keep the receipts of any new equipment as we will need proof of purchase in the event of a claim. The insurance premium is based on the total cost of your fishing equipment so you will need to make sure any additions are notified to us immediately.
Whilst all of our policies provide cover abroad, please ensure that you read our policy wording carefully for geographical and policy restrictions.
Your policy is inclusive of up to £1.25 million personal liability cover to protect you in these circumstances. Check out our policy wording to get the full details of the section of cover.
Providing that the vehicle is locked and the equipment is hidden from view in the car boot or luggage department. You will need to obtain a crime reference number so please ensure you report the incident as soon as possible.