The team at Barrow Lifeboat has been handed a £600 cheque from the Boat Section of Furness Fishing Association (FFA).
The RNLI is a charity that saves lives at sea and relies entirely on donations to fund its work.
Each year, the FFA Boat Section holds a fund-raising event in support of Barrow RNLI (The Royal National Lifeboat Institution).
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This year’s competition was held in June with around 20 boats and 40 anglers taking part.
Prizes for the competition were donated by local businesses with a 'weigh-in' held at Walney Marine Club.
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A picture posted on the Barrow Lifeboat Facebook shows the cheque being presented.
Among the people pictured presenting the cheque was Chairman Stewart Ottley, Berth Steward David Bell and Tractor Steward John Meehan.
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