Essex Flyfishers Club

Coarse and trout fishing offered on the: River Avon, River Chew, Box Brook (Fly Only), Hunstrete Lakes, Newton Park, Lydes Farm and Kennet and Avon Canal.    Visit Essex Flyfishing Club

Bay Malton Angling Club

The club even controls a fishing complex of eight waters, plus toilets, cafes and secure parking. No matter how large the club becomes it will always strive to be friendly and not ultra competitive, even in the matches. The club, from time to time, promotes social events for those who want them. This is to try and include the whole family in the club.    Visit Bay Malton Angling Club

Bewl Bridge Flyfishers' Club

At 770 acres the reservoir is host to a huge variety of wild flowers & insect life as well as being a stage for elite birds & waterfowl against a backdrop of England's finest trees. For good reason it is regarded by flyfishers nationally as the jewel of the South    Visit Bewl Bridge Flyfishers' Club

Bradford No1 Angling Association

73 waters with an annual restocking policy of over 25 years. Founded in 1878 for local anglers, Bradford No 1 AA has developed many noted fisheries in the North of England. The association controls approximately 43 miles of rivers, 11 lakes totalling 57.7 acres and 4.25 miles of canal. The club has a membership of around 3,000.    Visit Bradford No1 Angling Association

Crediton Fly Fishing Club

A small-stream "fly only" fishing club based in Crediton, a small market town in Devon. The Club controls approximately six miles of the Rivers Creedy, Yeo and Culvery, most of which is double bank fishing. These streams have abundant fly life, including a Mayfly hatch, which, together with many terrestrials ensure superb opportunities to fish the dry fly for wild brown trout throughout most of the season.    Visit Crediton Fly Fishing Club

England Youth Flyfishing

The EYFA was established about 16 years ago to provide competitive fly fishing for young people up to International and, now, World level. Managed by a committee of volunteers the Association is a member of the Salmon & Trout Association, associate member of the Anglers Conservation Association and has recently become a member of the Confederation of English Flyfishers.    Visit England Youth Flyfishing

Grafham Water Fly Fishers Association

Leicestershire Fly Fishing Association

Club activities include: Boat Pairs and Boat Individual Championships' , trips to Chew Valley Lake and other,venues, over 60's senior outing, bank match for the President's Trophy, Float tube outings and Championship. Winter activities include: river outings fishing for grayling, fly tying competition for juniors, casting classes and accuracy casting competition for seniors and juniors, lectures, films, talks, demonstrations etc.    Visit Leicestershire Fly Fishing Association

Llandegfedd Fly Fishing Association

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The Linton Angling Society

Based in Linton, situated just on the outskirts of Maidstone, Kent. This makes it an ideal fishing haven for keen anglers in and around Kent. Not only do we offer the picturesque surroundings of our Victorian lake, which boasts the English record pike 40lb 6oz in 1976, we can also offer use of the Famous River Medway, Beult and the Tiese. (approximately 9 miles in total) Fishing venues are also available in Staplehurst Hunton Wateringbury Marden and surrounding areas.    Visit The Linton Angling Society

London Anglers Association

A huge club with a vast selection of waters in counties around London. Includes salmon and trout fishing on the River Avon (Hampshire).    Visit London Anglers Association

Mitre Angling Club

Provides outstanding quality fishing on fifteen miles of rivers, including stretches of the Calder, Ribble, Wharfe and Doe and on two reservoirs, all in beautiful surroundings in the Lancashire and Yorkshire countryside. Mitre club members are predominantly fly fishermen, although opportunities exist for spinning and bait fishing on selected waters.    Visit Mitre Angling Club

The Masonic Fishing Charity

Founded in 2000 by a group of enthusiastic flyfishermen who are all members of various Masonic Lodges in London, Hertfordshire and Middlesex. It was the brainchild of Jim Webster who conceived the idea of taking mentally and physically impaired children out for a days fishing to share with them the pleasures that we get from our sport. has been found that all participants who attend enjoy the day enormously and find it a great mental stimulation to experience something that would normally be denied to them.    Visit The Masonic Fishing Charity

Penrith Anglers Association

The Association, established since 1850 is non-profit making, with the sole objective being to provide fishing for our members. We control in the region of 42.5 miles of bank, with excellent trout and grayling fishing on the rivers Eden, Eamont, Lowther, Petteril, Lyvennet, Leith, Dacre Beck, Briggle Beck and Trout Beck.    Visit Penrith Anglers Association

Ringwood & District Anglers Association

The club has access to almost 13 miles of the legendary Hampshire Avon including The Royalty, Severals and Ibsley, plus more than 20 miles of the Dorset Stour including the outstanding Throop fishery, plus a choice of magnificent still waters including one of the top tench venues in the country.    Visit Ringwood & District Anglers Association

Rutland Water Fly Fishers

Rutland Water Fly Fishers is a Fishing Club that covers the Rutland Water area.    Visit Rutland Water Fly Fishers

Rutland Fly Fishing Adventures

Learn to Fly Fish. Fun and Friendly Fly Fishing Lessons, Guided Fishing, Corporate Events, Groups and Team Building on one of the World's Finest Trout Fishing Lakes - Rutland Water. Fly Fishing Gift Vouchers. Planning your stag day, try fly fishing from motor boats on the largest fishing lake in UK.    Visit Rutland Fly Fishing Adventures

Ulverston Angling Association

Ulverston Angling Association has two coarse fisheries,Ulverston Canal and Sandhall Ponds, both these waters are located near Ulverston on the edge of the Lake District. U.A.A. also has Knottallow Tarn a Brown Trout Fishery which can be fished on a day ticket.    Visit Ulverston Angling Association

Wey Valley Disabled Anglers Association

The Wey Valley Disabled Anglers Association, known as the WVDAA, is run by a democratically elected committee under the rules of the Charity Commission. Our aim is to promote disabled angling and organise disabled fishing alongside able-bodied anglers. We also look after the interests of disabled anglers and encourage companionship and fair competition between disabled and able-bodied anglers. Membership of our club is open to able-bodied and disabled anglers alike.    Visit Wey Valley Disabled Anglers Association

Aberaeron Town Angling Club

Our aim is to provide information to local and visiting anglers alike so all can enjoy fishing the small but beautiful river Aeron. This site aims to supplement the experience of fishing this superb little river with relevant information and advice so that everyone can benefit from a central point lookup that is both current and reliable.    Visit Aberaeron Town Angling Club

Afan Valley Angling Club

Rising high in the mountains of Glamorganshire, the river Afan flows through the once heavily industrialised Afan Valley before entering Swansea Bay at Port Talbot. Its history from 1147 to the present day is as turbulent as the river itself.    Visit Afan Valley Angling Club

Bryn-Y-Pys Angling Association

A superb place for Trout, Coarse and Fly fishing, within our rivers it holds all species of fresh water fish such as Trout, Grayling, Pike, Perch, Flatties, Eels,Chub and Dace.    Visit Bryn-Y-Pys Angling Association

Llandegfedd Fly Fishing

The club was formed in 1967 and are affiliated to the Welsh Salmon and Trout Angling Association.    Visit Llandegfedd Fly Fishing

Ospreys Fly Fishing

A Fly Fishing club located in South Wales.    Visit Ospreys Fly Fishing

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Jedforest Angling Association

Jedforest Angling Association is a thriving club based in the picturesque and historic town of Jedburgh. Over the many years which the club has been in existence, the dedicated and enthusiastic committee has managed to secure lucrative fishing rights for prime areas of the River Teviot.    Visit Jedforest Angling Association

Scotts Coarse Angling Club

SCAC is a young healthy Coarse Angling Club in the Scottish Borders boasting two great home waters. These waters are home to an abundance of coarse fish including Mirror and Common Carp to double figures, Roach, Tench, Perch, Pike and Gudgeon.    Visit Scotts Coarse Angling Club

Courtown Harbour Sea Angling Association

Courtown Harbour Sea Angling Association (CSAA) is a Sea fishing club located near the north Wexford town of Gorey. The club was formed in 2007 by a few local anglers and has steadily grown to over forty senior members in 2010.    Visit Courtown Harbour Sea Angling Association

Agivey Anglers Association

The Agivey Anglers Association has been proactively managing the fishery since 1973. The fishery is owned by 'The Honorable The Irish Society' a charitable organization and leased to the Agivey Anglers Association on long term lease. The Honorable The Irish Society's estate is managed in Northern Ireland by Bann Systems Ltd.    Visit Agivey Anglers Association

Bangor Erris Angling

The beautiful village of Bangor Erris, Co. Mayo is located on route N59 and is 40KM west of Ballina and 50KM north of Westport. It provides a perfect base forthe visiting angler with a Host of accomodation choices from top class Bed and Breakfasts - which are tailored for anglers - to nearby Hotel Accomodation.    Visit Bangor Erris Angling

Lough Glore Anglers Club

Lough Glore is situated approx.2.5 miles outside of Castlepollard on the Oldcastle road.It covers approx.90 acres. The lake tends to be weedy at times during year. It has good stock of brown trout in the two pound range. However five and six pound examples are not unknown.There is also a good stock of pike and some large specimens have been recorded in recent years.    Visit Lough Glore Anglers Club

Knocknagoshel Angling Association

Knocknagoshel Angling Association is based on the RIVER OWVEG which is a tributary of the River Feale in North Kerry. The Association was founded in 1997. It is a trout fishery with angling for both sea and brown trout.    Visit Knocknagoshel Angling Club

Rinn-Shannon & District Angling Club

Founded in 2000 and with an average annual membership of 200 members over the last few years, R.S.D.A.C has developed from what was, initially, a small club with only a handful of members at the turn of the century to an ever-growing organisation, attracting both young and old alike to participate in the noble and peaceful art of angling.    Visit Rinn-Shannon & District Angling Club

Roe Angling Association

The River Roe flows from the hills above Dungiven down through the Roe Valley through the Town of Limavady to enter the Foyle Estuary on the north eastern corner of the Foyle Area. The River Roe flows from the hills above Dungiven down through the Roe Valley through the Town of Limavady to enter the Foyle Estuary on the north eastern corner of the Foyle Area.    Visit Roe Angling Association

Tulla and District Coarse Angling Association

Caters for all anglers in the greater Tulla area for both young and young at heart. The Club has an active membership presently of 114 members both adults and junior. The Club operates on a Tourist Angler friendly basis, and new members and visiting anglers are always welcome.    Visit Tulla and District Coarse Angling Association

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