World Freshwater Angling Championships

The World Freshwater Angling Championships is a freshwater angling competition. Participating countries fish in teams of five with titles awarded to the team with the fewest points, the competition area is split into sections and the winner with the most weight will be awarded one point, two for second, three for third, at the end of the two days the team with the least points is the top team. Since its inception in 1954, the competition has been staged on rivers, canals and still waters from a selected host nation. Currently (to 2021), the world championships have not been held outside of Europe.

The 68th event was held in September 2022 at Bilje, Croatia. Held at Lake Biljsko Jezero which holds prussian carp, dwarf catfish, grass carp, catfish, asp, bighead, red perch, silver bream, ide and carassius.{{cite web| url= https://www.zsrubaranje.hr/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/POZIVNO-PISMO-CROATIA-2022-pdf.pdf |title=68th Coarse Angling World Championship for nations - Croatia 2022 |publisher=zsrubaranje.hr |date=2022}} First-time world champions were Serbia, with Italy in second place and the Czech Republic in third. and the individual new world champion was Mihael Pongrac of Croatia.

The 69th World Freshwater Coarse Angling Championships was held in Mequinenza-Fayón, at the Ribarroja Dam, on the river Ebro, Spain on 9-10th September 2023.{{cite web| url= http://www.fips-ed.com/fipsed/images/docs/programs/2023/eng/Competition-program_Nations_Spain_v5_ok.pdf |title= 69th Coarse Angling for Nations World Championship Spain 2023 Mequinenza-Fayón 09-10 September 2023 |publisher=fips-ed.com |date=2023}} and the team event won by Serbia, for a second consecutive year, with England in second place, and France in third. The individual world championship winner was Esteve Martinez, with James Dent and Sean Ashby of England in second and third place.

The 70th World Championships was held at Béthune, France on 21–22 September 2024.{{cite web| url= https://anglingtrust.net/our-competitions/team-england/team-england-coarse-fishing/nations-world-team-england/ |title= FIPSed 70th Coarse Angling Nations World Championship - Béthune, France |publisher= anglingtrust.net |access-date=21 February 2024}} First-time world champions were Croatia, with Italy in second place and France in third. The individual world championship winner was László Csillag.{{cite web|url= https://www.fips-ed.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Ranking_final_Coarse_Nation_2024.pdf?fbclid=IwY2xjawFf1Q5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHRSPIkl6kRHidMMeN-SKaXfxrfs5nrf_ZWzjAQPNF2rXADOX13AVXO_d7g_aem_fbG_DxfUWytNyNF5uKFC-w |title= 70th Coarse Angling World Championship for Nations - Canal D'Aire a la Bassée Béthune |publisher=fips-ed.com |date= 22 September 2024}}

Brief history

The inaugural world championship was held in West Germany in 1954 and won by team England,{{cite web|url=http://www.angling-news.co.uk/Angling_News_Weekly-WorldChampionshipTables.htm |title= World Freshwater Angling Championships Tables |publisher=angling-news.co.uk |access-date=January 16, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160324095611/http://www.angling-news.co.uk/Angling_News_Weekly-WorldChampionshipTables.htm|archive-date=2016-03-24 |url-status=usurped}} with the first individual title going to Gino Vigarani of Italy.{{cite web |url= http://www.gpofishing.it/dblog/stampa.asp?articolo=286 |title=Special Shot Fishing, The World Cup in Figures |publisher=gpofishing.it |date=September 7, 2011 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303210005/http://www.gpofishing.it/dblog/stampa.asp?articolo=286 |archive-date=3 March 2016 |url-status=dead}}

In 1992, Dave Wesson, an Australian, became the only non-European to win the title.{{cite web|url=http://www.angling-news.co.uk/Angling_News_Weekly-WorldChampionshipTables.htm |title= World Freshwater Angling Championships Tables |publisher=angling-news.co.uk |access-date=January 15, 2022}} The 2020 World Freshwater Angling Championships was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic{{cite web |url= https://www.fips-m.org/ |title=The FIPS-M has decided to postpone all the Championships from 2020 until Autumn 2021 |publisher=fips-m.org |date=January 14, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220114053138/https://www.fips-m.org/ |archive-date=14 January 2022 |url-status=dead}} but resumed in 2021. The host nation have been team champions on 15 occasions, with the strongest nation at home being Italy who have won on their own waters 6 times, the others were Belgium 2, France, Luxembourg, Romania, East Germany, West Germany, England, Spain. The host nation has produced a home grown individual world champion from just 9 events of the 67 fished (one in seven).{{cite web|url=https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fips-ed.com%2Ffipsed%2Fimages%2Fdocs%2Fpalmares%2F2019%2Ffre%2Fmedailles_2019%2FCoup_nations_m_fra_2019.xls&wdOrigin=BROWSELINK |title= Coup Nations M Fra 2019 |publisher=FIPS-ED |date=2019|access-date=January 17, 2022}}

For a video history of this major angling event, see External links at the bottom of this page.

World Championship Nations Team results

Year	Venue and Host Country	World Champions	P/Pts	Runners-up	P/Pts	3rd Place Team	P/Pts	Reference
class="wikitable"
1954	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Düsseldorf, West Germany	{{flagicon\|England}} England	50	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	70	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	71
1955	{{flagicon\|England}} Reading, England	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	69	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	71	{{flagicon\|France}} France	74
1956	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|France}} France	39	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	64	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	71
1957	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Belgrade, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	23	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	52	{{flagicon\|France}} France	54
1958	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Huy, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	29	{{flagicon\|France}} France	32	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	86
1959	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Neuchâtel, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|France}} France	71	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	103	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Switzerland	104
1960	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Gdańsk, Poland	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	36	{{flagicon\|France}} France	61	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} West Germany	87
1961	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} Merseburg, East Germany	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} East Germany	44	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	66	{{flagicon\|England}} England	70
1962	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Lac de Garde, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	21	{{flagicon\|France}} France	27	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	95
1963	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Wormeldange, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|France}} France	57	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	77	{{flagicon\|England}} England	80
1964	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Isola dei Pescatori, Italy	{{flagicon\|France}} France	6	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	9	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	20
1965	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Galați, Romania	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Romania	22	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Poland	27	{{flagicon\|France}} France	32
1966	{{flagicon\|England}} River Thurne, Martham Ferry, England	{{flagicon\|France}} France	8	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	15	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	24	{{cite web\| url=https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/enjoy-the-waterways/fishing/related-articles/the-fisheries-and-angling-team/1966-and-all-that \|title= 1966 and all that \|publisher=canalrivertrust.org.uk \|date=April 18, 2017}}
1967	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Dunaújváros, Hungary	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	12	{{flagicon\|France}} France	17	{{flagicon\|England}} England	25
1968	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Fermoy, Ireland	{{flagicon\|France}} France	18	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} West Germany	24	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Romania	25
1969	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Bad Oldesloe, West Germany	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	17	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	19	{{flagicon\|France}} France	21
1970	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Berg, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	8	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	14	{{flagicon\|France}} France	16
1971	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	6	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	21	{{flagicon\|France}} France	25
1972	{{flagicon\|Czechoslovakia}} Prague, Czechoslovakia	{{flagicon\|France}} France	12	{{flagicon\|England}} England	24	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	25
1973	{{flagicon\|France}} Chalon-sur-Saône, France	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	10	{{flagicon\|France}} France	16	{{flagicon\|England}} England	26
1974	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ghent, Belgium	{{flagicon\|France}} France	18	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	18	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	23
1975	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Bydgoszcz, Poland	{{flagicon\|France}} France	23	{{flagicon\|England}} England	26	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	26
1976	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Varna, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	7	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Bulgaria	20	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	27
1977	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Ehnen, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	16	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	18	{{flagicon\|France}} France	19
1978	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Vienna, Austria	{{flagicon\|France}} France	14	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	19	{{flagicon\| Czechoslovakia}} Czechoslovakia	24
1979	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Saragossa, Spain	{{flagicon\|France}} France	14	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	16	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Portugal	25
1980	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Mannheim, West Germany	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} West Germany	7	{{flagicon\|England}} England	23	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	24
1981	{{flagicon\|England}} Luddington, England	{{flagicon\|France}} France	25	{{flagicon\|England}} England	31	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Wales	37
1982	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Newry, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	20	{{flagicon\|France}} France	25	{{flagicon\|England}} England	26
1983	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Amersfoort, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	9	{{flagicon\|England}} England	14	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	24
1984	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Yverdon, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg	28	{{flagicon\|England}} England	28	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	40
1985	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Florence, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} England	16	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	17	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	25
1986	{{flagicon\|France}} Strasbourg, France	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	27	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} West Germany	35	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	40
1987	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|England}} England	9	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	18	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	40
1988	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Damme, Belgium	{{flagicon\|England}} England	50	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	50	{{flagicon\|France}} France	58
1989	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Wales	48	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	68	{{flagicon\|England}} England	83
1990	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Maribor, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|France}} France	60	{{flagicon\|England}} England	89	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	89
1991	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Szeged, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} England	44	{{flagicon\|France}} France	48	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	51
1992	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Enniskillen, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	94	{{flagicon\|France}} France	87	{{flagicon\|Jersey}}{{flagicon\|Guernsey}} Channel islands	120
1993	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coruche, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	49	{{flagicon\|France}} France	68	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	76
1994	{{flagicon\|England}} Nottingham, England	{{flagicon\|England}} England	92	{{flagicon\|France}} France	96	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	117
1995	{{flagicon\|Finland}}Lappeenranta, Finland	{{flagicon\|France}} France	23	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	45	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	59
1996	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	36	{{flagicon\|England}} England	63	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Austria	72
1997	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	56.5	{{flagicon\|England}} England	70	{{flagicon\|France}} France	72
1998	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Zagreb, Croatia	{{flagicon\|England}} England	61	{{flagicon\|France}} France	84	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	89
1999	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Toledo, Spain	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Spain	34	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	40	{{flagicon\|England}} England	52
2000	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Firenze, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	37	{{flagicon\|England}} England	59.5	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	89.5
2001	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|England}} England	68	{{flagicon\|France}} France	72	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	87
2002	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Spain	52.5	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Portugal	55.5	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	74
2003	{{flagicon\|Slovakia}} Madunice, Slovakia	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	55	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Poland	93.5	{{flagicon\|France}} France	102.5
2004	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Willebroek, Belgium	{{flagicon\|France}} France	70	{{flagicon\|England}} England	71	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	79
2005	{{flagicon\|Finland}} Lappeenranta, Finland	{{flagicon\|England}} England	64	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	76	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	77
2006	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Rio Mondego, Portugal	{{flagicon\|England}} England	61	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	85	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	101
2007	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Lake Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	57	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	78	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	86.5
2008	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Spinadesco Canal, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} England	74	{{flagicon\|San Marino}} San Marino	104	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	109
2009	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Lage Vaart Canal, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Slovakia}} Slovakia	39	{{flagicon\|France}} France	40	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	41
2010	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Ciudad Real, Spain	{{flagicon\|England}} England	40	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	42.5	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	51
2011	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Ostellato, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	21	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	27	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	33
2012	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Morava River, Czech Republic	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Poland	32	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic	44	{{flagicon\|France}} France	47	{{cite web\| url=http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/uncategorized/gold-for-englands-sean-ashby-in-2012-world-angling-championships-29091 \| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171228171848/http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/uncategorized/gold-for-englands-sean-ashby-in-2012-world-angling-championships-29091 \| url-status=dead \| archive-date=December 28, 2017 \|title=Gold for England's Sean Ashby in 2012 World Angling Championships \|publisher=anglersmail.co.uk \|date=2012 }}
2013	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Żerański Canal, Warsaw, Poland	{{flagicon\|England}} England	22	{{flagicon\|France}} France	33	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Poland	39	{{cite web \|url= http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/match-results/world-angling-championships-2013-overall-win-for-drennan-team-england/ \|title=World Angling Championships 2013 \|work= anglersmail.co.uk \|date= 17 September 2013 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131102033416/http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/match-results/world-angling-championships-2013-overall-win-for-drennan-team-england/ \|archive-date=2 November 2013 \|url-status=dead}}
2014	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Dubrava Canal, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Netherlands	38	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	40.5	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Serbia	45	{{cite web \|url= http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/match-results/world-angling-championships-2014-results-51450 \|title=World Angling Championships 2014 \|work= anglersmail.co.uk \|date= 14 September 2014 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160308120113/http://www.anglersmail.co.uk/match-results/world-angling-championships-2014-results-51450 \|archive-date=8 March 2016 \|url-status=dead}}
2015	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Sava River, Slovenia	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	37	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic	42	{{flagicon\|England}} England	46.5
2016	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Rowing Course, Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	34	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic	42	{{flagicon\|England}} England	46	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/1608928906093969/photos/pcb.1683701931949999/1683701618616697/?type=3&theater \|title=63rd Coarse Angling World Championship for Nations - Team Final Ranking 2016 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2016 }}{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/1608928906093969/photos/ms.c.eJxFzssNwDAIA9CNqjh8TPZfrAq0cH2yLcNDuZZ6GDywHxS4GELUB~;QmeLTBELawOYmqoIGVsB~_oCYiBrFhXWKPo0chjZP84dUwG~;FbW8QbLissHgGSCZyA3sF~_YJTNa.bps.a.1684700458516813.1073741839.1608928906093969/1684700468516812/?type=3&theater \|title=63rd Coarse Angling World Championship for Nations - Team Winners 2016 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2016 }}
2017	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ronquières, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	18	{{flagicon\|England}} England	21	{{flagicon\|France}} France	24.5	{{cite web\| url=http://www.brusselstimes.com/sports2/9099/belgium-s-anglers-win-gold-at-world-championship \|title=Belgium's Anglers win gold at World Championship \|publisher=Brussels Times \|date=2017 }}{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.2009308969303644/2009308082637066/?type=3&theater \|title=64th Coarse Angling World Championship for Nations - Team Final Ranking 2017 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2017 }}
2018	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Montemor-o-Velho, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Germany	46	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	52	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Belgium	61	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.2238504739717398/2238503713050834/?type=3&theater \|title=65th Coarse Angling World Championship Team Final Ranking 2018 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2018 }}
2019	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Novi Sad, Serbia	{{flagicon\|France}} France	20	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	26	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Hungary	32	{{cite web\| url= https://anglingtrust.nemisys3.uk.com/news.asp?section=926§ionTitle=Competition+News&from=2019/9/01&to=2019/10/01&page=3&itemid=5018 \|title=Team England finishes in 5th Place in the 66th FIPSed Nations World Championship 2019 \|publisher=anglingtrust.net \|date=September 10, 2019}}
2020	cancelled – COVID-19 pandemic	–	–	–	–	–	–
2021	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	75	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic	86.5	{{flagicon\|England}} England	89	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.3096019313965932/3096018650632665/ \|title=67th Nations Coarse angling World Championship 2021 \|publisher=facebook \|date=September 12, 2021 }}{{cite web\| url= http://kirchberg.neumann.lu/index_htm_files/2021-09-11%20Final_ranking_Nations_2021.pdf \|title=67th Nations Coarse angling World Championship 2021 Team Result \|publisher= kirchberg.neumann.lu \|date=September 12, 2021 }}
2022	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Bilje, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Serbia	31.5	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	42	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic	47	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.3385417265026134/3385415748359619 \|title=68th Nations Coarse Angling World Championship 2022 Final team Rankings \|publisher=facebook \|date=September 11, 2022}}
2023	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Mequinenza-Fayón, Spain	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Serbia	45	{{flagicon\|England}} England	54	{{flagicon\|France}} France	70	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=303541355600481&set=pcb.303541755600441 \|title=69th Nations Coarse Angling World Championship for Nations 2023 Final team Rankings \|publisher=facebook \|date=September 11, 2023}}
2024	{{flagicon\|France}} Béthune, France	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Croatia	31	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Italy	40	{{flagicon\|France}} France	43

World Championship Individual results

Year	Venue and Host Country	Individual World Champion	Individual Runner-Up	Individual 3rd Place	Reference
class="wikitable"
1954	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Düsseldorf, West Germany	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Gino Vigarani	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Fugazza	{{flagicon\|West Germany }} H Andef
1955	{{flagicon\|England}} Reading, England	{{flagicon\|France}} M Mailly	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Dufeys	{{flagicon\|France}} Ducret
1956	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|France}} G Dubuc	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1957	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Belgrade, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Giulio Mandelli	{{flagicon\|Italy}} G De Angellis	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Fugazza
1958	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Huy, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Garroit	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|France}} A Negrignat
1959	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Neuchâtel, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} G De Angelli	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} S Knapen
1960	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Gdańsk, Poland	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Swinnen
1961	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} Merseburg, East Germany	{{flagicon\|France}} R Le Gouge	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} F Schmidt	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1962	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Lac de Garde, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} R Tedesco	{{flagicon\|France}} J Fontanet	{{flagicon\|Italy}} M Vanelli
1963	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Wormeldange, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|England}} Billy Lane	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} M Vanelli
1964	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Isola dei Pescatori, Italy	{{flagicon\|France}} J Fontanet	{{flagicon\|France}} P Despres	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1965	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Galati, Romania	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} L Seppi	{{flagicon\|England}} C Burch
1966	{{flagicon\|England}} River Thurne, Martham Ferry, Norfolk	{{flagicon\|France}} Henri Guiheneuf	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Baudot	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} C Roelandt
1967	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Dunaújváros, Hungary	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Isenbaert	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} K Handt	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} G Detry
1968	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Fermoy, Ireland	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} G Grebenstein	{{flagicon\|Romania}} I Pana	{{flagicon\|England}} V Sherwood
1969	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Bad Oldesloe, West Germany	{{flagicon\|England}} Robin Harris	{{flagicon\|Austria}} J Leyrer	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Vermeulen
1970	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Berg, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} M Van Den Eynde	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Michiels	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Paquet
1971	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Dino Bassi	{{flagicon\|Italy}} A Alfieri	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} E Zimmer
1972	{{flagicon\|Czechoslovakia}} Prague, Czechoslovakia	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} RJE Levels	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} A Thommas	{{flagicon\|France}} Jacques Tesse
1973	{{flagicon\|France}} Chalon-sur-Saône, France	{{flagicon\| Belgium }} P Michiels	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} M Van Den Eynde	{{flagicon\|France}} G Herbert
1974	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ghent, Belgium	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} A Richter	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Mendez Gomez	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat
1975	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Bydgoszcz, Poland	{{flagicon\|England}} Ian Heaps	{{flagicon\|France}} Jacques Tesse	{{flagicon\|San Marino}} G De Bagi	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10221551220944678&set=p.10221551220944678 \|title=September 7, 1975 in on the Bydgoszcz Canal between Okole and Osowa Góra locks \|publisher=facebook.com \|date=June 5, 2021}}
1976	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Varna, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Dino Bassi	{{flagicon\|England}} Ivan Marks	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Pasinetti
1977	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Ehnen, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Mainil	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Poth	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Quinet
1978	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Vienna, Austria	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} N Birnbaum
1979	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Saragossa, Spain	{{flagicon\|France}} G Heulard	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} T Eikhout	{{flagicon\|France}} H Durozier
1980	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Mannheim, West Germany	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Rudgher Kremkus	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} O Wessel	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco
1981	{{flagicon\|England}} Luddington, England	{{flagicon\|England}} David Thomas	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} V Santos	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} S Lecocq
1982	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Newry, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|United States}} M Thill	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Bartolas
1983	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Amersfoort, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Rudgher Kremkus	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} J Kohn	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} P Van Gool
1984	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Yverdon, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Bobby Smithers	{{flagicon\|Scotland}} R Stevens	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} BJ Brouwer
1985	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Florence, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} David Roper	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco	{{flagicon\|Wales}} P David
1986	{{flagicon\|France}} Strasbourg, France	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} L Wever	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Clive Branson	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} R Van Neer
1987	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Clive Branson	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|England}} D White
1988	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Damme, Belgium	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat	{{flagicon\|England}} S Gardner	{{flagicon\|Italy}} E Colombo
1989	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|England}} Tom Pickering	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Casini	{{flagicon\|Wales}} R Benton
1990	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Maribor, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} R Koenig
1991	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Szeged, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} J Van Schendel
1992	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Enniskillen, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|Australia}} Dave Wesson	{{flagicon\|Italy}} C Guicciardi	{{flagicon\|United States}} M Thill
1993	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coruche, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} M Barros	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} J Savelhoul	{{flagicon\|France}} B Bodineau
1994	{{flagicon\|England}} Nottingham, England	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} R Stronck	{{flagicon\|France}} JJ Chaumet
1995	{{flagicon\|Finland}}Lappeenranta, Finland	{{flagicon\|France}} P Jean	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Wilmart	{{flagicon\|France}} J Desque
1996	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Italy}} C Guicciardi	{{flagicon\|Italy}} E Colombo
1997	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Gianluigi Sorti	{{flagicon\|England}} K Milson
1998	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Zagreb, Croatia	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Carroyer	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} M Barros
1999	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Toledo, Spain	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Rodriguez Blasco	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} R Xarez
2000	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Firenze, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Jacopo Falsini	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat
2001	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Umberto Ballabeni	{{flagicon\|Poland}} P Lorenc	{{flagicon\|France}} D Da Silva
2002	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Rodriguez Blasco	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Duran	{{flagicon\|England}} S Conroy
2003	{{flagicon\|Slovakia}} Madunice, Slovakia	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} K Schater	{{flagicon\|Poland}} R Bednarski
2004	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Willebroek, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} E van der Hoogan	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} T Ambrus
2005	{{flagicon\|Finland}} Finland	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Guido Nullens	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Pottelet	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison
2006	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Rio Mondego, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|San Marino}} Ivan Biordi	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby
2007	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Lake Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Latvia}} N. Gavrobiks	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Lee Edwards
2008	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Spinadesco Canal, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} W Wheeler	{{flagicon\|England}} Steve Gardner
2009	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Lage Vaart Canal, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Igor Potapov	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|Denmark}} Simon Jensen
2010	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Ciudad Real, Spain	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Frank Meis	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Cathal Hughes	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Rumen Vitkov
2011	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Ostellato Ferrara, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Andrea Fini	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Peter Milkovics	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Ferruccio Gabba
2012	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Morava River, Czech Republic	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Sergey Fedorov	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Pottelet
2013	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Żerański Canal, Warsaw, Poland	{{flagicon\|France}} Didier Delannoy	{{flagicon\|England}} Steve Hemmingway	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne
2014	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Dubrava Canal, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Goran Radovic	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Stefan Altena	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Arjan Klop
2015	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Sava River, Slovenia	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Yuri Siptsov	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne
2016	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Rowing Course, Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Jernej Ambrozic	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Josef Konopasek	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Rastislav Dudr	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/1608928906093969/photos/pcb.1683701931949999/1683701681950024/?type=3&theater \|title=63rd Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Ranking 2016 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2016 }}
2017	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ronquières, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Luc Thijs	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Linder	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Geoffrey Duquensne	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.2009308969303644/2009308429303698/?type=3&theater \|title=64th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Ranking 2017 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2017 }}
2018	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Montemor-o-Velho, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Johannes Böhm	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Eric Di Venti	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Ralf Herdlitschke	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/posts/2238504739717398 \|title=65th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2018 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2018 }}
2019	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Novi Sad, Serbia	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Alan Perko	{{flagicon\|France}} Alexandre Caudin	{{flagicon\|France}} Maxime Duchesne
2020	cancelled COVID-19 pandemic	–	–	–
2021	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Goran Radovic	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Imre Szákovics	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Petr Klásek
2022	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Bilje, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Mihael Pongrac	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Mitja Kmetec	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Balázs Csöregl	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.3385417265026134/3385415755026285 \|title=68th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2022 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=11 September 2022 }}
2023	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Mequinenza-Fayón, Spain	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Esteve Martinez	{{flagicon\|England}} James Dent	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=303541358933814&set=pcb.303541755600441 \|title=69th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2023 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=11 September 2023}}
2024	{{flagicon\|France}} Béthune, France	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} László Csillag	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Wiktor Walczak	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Matija Kraševac

=Roll of Honour=

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Team competition : {{flagicon|France}} France 16, {{flagicon|Italy}} Italy 14, {{flagicon|England}} England 13, {{flagicon|Belgium}} Belgium 7, {{flagicon|Netherlands}} Netherlands 3, {{flagicon|Luxemburg}} Luxemburg 3, {{flagicon|Germany}} Germany 3, {{flagicon|Spain}} Spain 2, {{flagicon|Hungary}} Hungary 2, {{flagicon|Serbia}} Serbia 2, {{flagicon|Wales}} Wales 1, {{flagicon|Poland}} Poland 1, {{flagicon|Romania}} Romania 1, {{flagicon|Slovakia}} Slovakia 1, {{flagicon|Croatia}} Croatia 1

class="wikitable"

Individual multiple Champions : {{flagicon|England}} Alan Scotthorne 5, {{flagicon|England}} Bob Nudd 4, {{flagicon|France}} Robert Tesse 3, {{flagicon|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat 2, {{flagicon|West Germany}} Rudgher Kremkus 2, {{flagicon|Italy}} Dino Bassi 2, {{flagicon|Hungary}} Tamás Walter 2, {{flagicon|SRB}} Goran Radovic 2

File:Bob Nudd in 2009.png

File:Alan Scotthorne.jpg

=Team medal table=

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!Country

!style="background-color: #F7F6A8;" | {{gold1}} Gold

!style="background-color: #DCE5E5;" | {{silver2}} Silver

!style="background-color: #FFDAB9;" | {{bronze3}} Bronze

!Medals

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|align=left|{{flagicon|France}} France

|016

|014

|044

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|align=left|{{flagicon|Italy}} Italy

|014

|015

|010

|039

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|align=left|{{flagicon|England}} England

|013

|010

|036

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| align="left" |{{flagicon|Belgium}} Belgium

|07

|012

|09

|028

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} Netherlands

|03

|02

|03

|08

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Luxemburg}} Luxembourg

|03

|01

|02

|06

align=center

| align="left" |{{flagicon|Hungary}} Hungary

|02

|06

|10

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Serbia}} Serbia

|02

|00

|01

|03

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Spain}} Spain

|02

|00

|02

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Poland}} Poland

|01

|02

|01

|04

align="center"

| align="left" |{{flagicon|Wales}} Wales

|01

|00

|01

|02

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Romania}} Romania

|01

|00

|01

|02

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|East Germany}} East Germany

|01

|00

|01

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Slovakia}} Slovakia

|01

|00

|01

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Croatia}} Croatia

|01

|00

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Czech Republic}} Czech Republic

|00

|04

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Portugal}} Portugal

|00

|01

|02

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} Bulgaria

|00

|01

|00

|01

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|San Marino}} San Marino

|00

|01

|00

|01

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Austria}} Austria

|00

|06

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} Switzerland

|00

|01

align=center

|align=left|{{flagicon|Jersey}} {{flagicon|Guernsey}} Channel Islands

|00

|01

align=center

! Total !! 70 !! 70 !! 70 !! 210

References

External links

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stKSO9fOAmw Video of 49th World coarse angling championships in N.Ireland 1992]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbaNFqB9lwQ Video of 51st World coarse angling championships in Belgium 2004]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsyPH6v4iaI Video of 56th World coarse angling championships in Netherlands 2009]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM6myDE1cqE Video of 57th World coarse angling championships in Spain 2010]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pzVRGzbjjY Video of 58th World coarse angling championships in Italy 2011]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rNabZL8br8 Video of 59th World coarse angling championships in Czech 2012]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrXe8xa7ml8 Video of 60th World coarse angling championships in Poland 2013]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESNNnVfTda4 Video of 61st World coarse angling championships in Croatia 2014]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBjEYLwqNEU Video of 62nd World coarse angling championships in Slovenia 2015]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA7zqZq7bZw Video of 63rd World coarse angling championships in Bulgaria 2016]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25ZVmcvgF_s Video of 64th World coarse angling championships in Belgium 2017]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVXgsivDWI4 Video of 65th World coarse angling championships in Portugal 2018]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L41RzqFcmhM Video of 66th World coarse angling championships in Serbia 2019]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1USOu2GMsE Video of 67th World coarse angling championships in Italy 2021]

Category:Recreational fishing

Category:Recurring sporting events established in 1954

Category:Game fish

Freshwater Angling

Year	Venue and Host Country	Individual World Champion	Individual Runner-Up	Individual 3rd Place	Reference
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1954	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Düsseldorf, West Germany	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Gino Vigarani	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Fugazza	{{flagicon\|West Germany }} H Andef
1955	{{flagicon\|England}} Reading, England	{{flagicon\|France}} M Mailly	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Dufeys	{{flagicon\|France}} Ducret
1956	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|France}} G Dubuc	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1957	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Belgrade, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Giulio Mandelli	{{flagicon\|Italy}} G De Angellis	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Fugazza
1958	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Huy, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Garroit	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|France}} A Negrignat
1959	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Neuchâtel, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} G De Angelli	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} S Knapen
1960	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Gdańsk, Poland	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Cerfontaine	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Swinnen
1961	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} Merseburg, East Germany	{{flagicon\|France}} R Le Gouge	{{flagicon\|East Germany}} F Schmidt	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1962	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Lac de Garde, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} R Tedesco	{{flagicon\|France}} J Fontanet	{{flagicon\|Italy}} M Vanelli
1963	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Wormeldange, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|England}} Billy Lane	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} M Vanelli
1964	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Isola dei Pescatori, Italy	{{flagicon\|France}} J Fontanet	{{flagicon\|France}} P Despres	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse
1965	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Galati, Romania	{{flagicon\|France}} Robert Tesse	{{flagicon\|Italy}} L Seppi	{{flagicon\|England}} C Burch
1966	{{flagicon\|England}} River Thurne, Martham Ferry, Norfolk	{{flagicon\|France}} Henri Guiheneuf	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Baudot	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} C Roelandt
1967	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Dunaújváros, Hungary	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Isenbaert	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} K Handt	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} G Detry
1968	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Fermoy, Ireland	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} G Grebenstein	{{flagicon\|Romania}} I Pana	{{flagicon\|England}} V Sherwood
1969	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Bad Oldesloe, West Germany	{{flagicon\|England}} Robin Harris	{{flagicon\|Austria}} J Leyrer	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Vermeulen
1970	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Berg, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} M Van Den Eynde	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Michiels	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Paquet
1971	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Dino Bassi	{{flagicon\|Italy}} A Alfieri	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} E Zimmer
1972	{{flagicon\|Czechoslovakia}} Prague, Czechoslovakia	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} RJE Levels	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} A Thommas	{{flagicon\|France}} Jacques Tesse
1973	{{flagicon\|France}} Chalon-sur-Saône, France	{{flagicon\| Belgium }} P Michiels	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} M Van Den Eynde	{{flagicon\|France}} G Herbert
1974	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ghent, Belgium	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} A Richter	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Mendez Gomez	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat
1975	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Bydgoszcz, Poland	{{flagicon\|England}} Ian Heaps	{{flagicon\|France}} Jacques Tesse	{{flagicon\|San Marino}} G De Bagi	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10221551220944678&set=p.10221551220944678 \|title=September 7, 1975 in on the Bydgoszcz Canal between Okole and Osowa Góra locks \|publisher=facebook.com \|date=June 5, 2021}}
1976	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Varna, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Dino Bassi	{{flagicon\|England}} Ivan Marks	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Pasinetti
1977	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Ehnen, Luxembourg	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Mainil	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Poth	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Quinet
1978	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Vienna, Austria	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} N Birnbaum
1979	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Saragossa, Spain	{{flagicon\|France}} G Heulard	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} T Eikhout	{{flagicon\|France}} H Durozier
1980	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Mannheim, West Germany	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Rudgher Kremkus	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} O Wessel	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco
1981	{{flagicon\|England}} Luddington, England	{{flagicon\|England}} David Thomas	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} V Santos	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} S Lecocq
1982	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Newry, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|United States}} M Thill	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} F Bartolas
1983	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Amersfoort, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|West Germany}} Rudgher Kremkus	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} J Kohn	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} P Van Gool
1984	{{flagicon\|Switzerland}} Yverdon, Switzerland	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Bobby Smithers	{{flagicon\|Scotland}} R Stevens	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} BJ Brouwer
1985	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Florence, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} David Roper	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Roberto Trabucco	{{flagicon\|Wales}} P David
1986	{{flagicon\|France}} Strasbourg, France	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} L Wever	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Clive Branson	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} R Van Neer
1987	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Clive Branson	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|England}} D White
1988	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Damme, Belgium	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat	{{flagicon\|England}} S Gardner	{{flagicon\|Italy}} E Colombo
1989	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|England}} Tom Pickering	{{flagicon\|Italy}} F Casini	{{flagicon\|Wales}} R Benton
1990	{{flagicon\|Yugoslavia}} Maribor, Yugoslavia	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} R Koenig
1991	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Szeged, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|England}} Kevin Ashurst	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} J Van Schendel
1992	{{flagicon\|Northern Ireland}} Enniskillen, Northern Ireland	{{flagicon\|Australia}} Dave Wesson	{{flagicon\|Italy}} C Guicciardi	{{flagicon\|United States}} M Thill
1993	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coruche, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} M Barros	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} J Savelhoul	{{flagicon\|France}} B Bodineau
1994	{{flagicon\|England}} Nottingham, England	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} R Stronck	{{flagicon\|France}} JJ Chaumet
1995	{{flagicon\|Finland}}Lappeenranta, Finland	{{flagicon\|France}} P Jean	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} J Wilmart	{{flagicon\|France}} J Desque
1996	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Italy}} C Guicciardi	{{flagicon\|Italy}} E Colombo
1997	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Gianluigi Sorti	{{flagicon\|England}} K Milson
1998	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Zagreb, Croatia	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} P Carroyer	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} M Barros
1999	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Toledo, Spain	{{flagicon\|England}} Bob Nudd	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Rodriguez Blasco	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} R Xarez
2000	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Firenze, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Jacopo Falsini	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|France}} Jean Pierre Fougeat
2001	{{flagicon\|France}} Paris, France	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Umberto Ballabeni	{{flagicon\|Poland}} P Lorenc	{{flagicon\|France}} D Da Silva
2002	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Coimbra, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Rodriguez Blasco	{{flagicon\|Spain}} J Duran	{{flagicon\|England}} S Conroy
2003	{{flagicon\|Slovakia}} Madunice, Slovakia	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} K Schater	{{flagicon\|Poland}} R Bednarski
2004	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Willebroek, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} E van der Hoogan	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} T Ambrus
2005	{{flagicon\|Finland}} Finland	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Guido Nullens	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Pottelet	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison
2006	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Rio Mondego, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|San Marino}} Ivan Biordi	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby
2007	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Lake Velence, Hungary	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne	{{flagicon\|Latvia}} N. Gavrobiks	{{flagicon\|Wales}} Lee Edwards
2008	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Spinadesco Canal, Italy	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} W Wheeler	{{flagicon\|England}} Steve Gardner
2009	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Lage Vaart Canal, Netherlands	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Igor Potapov	{{flagicon\|England}} Will Raison	{{flagicon\|Denmark}} Simon Jensen
2010	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Ciudad Real, Spain	{{flagicon\|Luxembourg}} Frank Meis	{{flagicon\|Ireland}} Cathal Hughes	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Rumen Vitkov
2011	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Ostellato Ferrara, Italy	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Andrea Fini	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Peter Milkovics	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Ferruccio Gabba
2012	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Morava River, Czech Republic	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Sergey Fedorov	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Pottelet
2013	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Żerański Canal, Warsaw, Poland	{{flagicon\|France}} Didier Delannoy	{{flagicon\|England}} Steve Hemmingway	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne
2014	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Dubrava Canal, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Goran Radovic	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Stefan Altena	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Arjan Klop
2015	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Sava River, Slovenia	{{flagicon\|Russia}} Yuri Siptsov	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Tamás Walter	{{flagicon\|England}} Alan Scotthorne
2016	{{flagicon\|Bulgaria}} Rowing Course, Plovdiv, Bulgaria	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Jernej Ambrozic	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Josef Konopasek	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Rastislav Dudr	{{cite web\| url=https://www.facebook.com/1608928906093969/photos/pcb.1683701931949999/1683701681950024/?type=3&theater \|title=63rd Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Ranking 2016 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2016 }}
2017	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Ronquières, Belgium	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Luc Thijs	{{flagicon\|France}} Stephane Linder	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Geoffrey Duquensne	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.2009308969303644/2009308429303698/?type=3&theater \|title=64th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Ranking 2017 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2017 }}
2018	{{flagicon\|Portugal}} Montemor-o-Velho, Portugal	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Johannes Böhm	{{flagicon\|Belgium}} Eric Di Venti	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Ralf Herdlitschke	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/posts/2238504739717398 \|title=65th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2018 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=2018 }}
2019	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Novi Sad, Serbia	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Alan Perko	{{flagicon\|France}} Alexandre Caudin	{{flagicon\|France}} Maxime Duchesne
2020	cancelled COVID-19 pandemic	–	–	–
2021	{{flagicon\|Italy}} Peschiera del Garda, Italy	{{flagicon\|Serbia}} Goran Radovic	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Imre Szákovics	{{flagicon\|Czech Republic}} Petr Klásek
2022	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Bilje, Croatia	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Mihael Pongrac	{{flagicon\|Slovenia}} Mitja Kmetec	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Balázs Csöregl	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/FIPSed1954/photos/pcb.3385417265026134/3385415755026285 \|title=68th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2022 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=11 September 2022 }}
2023	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Mequinenza-Fayón, Spain	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Esteve Martinez	{{flagicon\|England}} James Dent	{{flagicon\|England}} Sean Ashby	{{cite web\| url= https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=303541358933814&set=pcb.303541755600441 \|title=69th Coarse Angling World Championship Individual Final Rankings 2023 \|publisher=Facebook \|date=11 September 2023}}
2024	{{flagicon\|France}} Béthune, France	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} László Csillag	{{flagicon\|Poland}} Wiktor Walczak	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Matija Kraševac