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NZ Fishing World wins Best Fishing Website Design

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NZ Fishing World

The NZ Fishing World and Angler's Planet team is delighted to have been awarded Best Fishing Website Design by DesignRush

Fans of NZ Fishing World may not be aware that the business is owned by former professional fisherman and web application developer, Jeff Strang.

Changing careers mid-life to ensure more time with family, Jeff eventually founded Fathom, a specialist web application design and development business with offices in Auckland and the Netherlands. NZ Fishing World was redeveloped by Jeff and Fathom approximately two years ago and is currently in the process of a major user-focussed upgrade under the brand Angler's Planet.

The award from DesignRush is well received by the Fathom team, who looks forward to seeing the coming feature on the DesignRush website.

For more information visit DesignRush Best Fishing Website Design

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