Wheelock AS was first formed in 1948, we are still a fairly small club in membership size however we aim to provide some of the best Specimen fishing in the North West of England, with Carp to mid 30’s, Catfish over 40lb along with double figure Tench and Bream. We also have a thriving Specimen Crucian Carp population in the Plex Flash. A couple of the lakes, Brereton and Baddiley Mere contain specimen Pike to over 20lb. So as you can see we cater for anglers who like to fish for bigger specimens. All of the Wheelock AS waters contain specimen carp to over 20lb, this gives the Members a great range of Carp fishing.

'All of the Wheelock AS waters contain specimen carp to over 20lb'

As a forward thinking club we are always on the look out for new waters to run and stock. The newest lakes we have acquired as a club are over at Baddiley and include an ancient Mere and an old Reservoir. These two lakes already have stocks of fish that have seen little pressure in recent years, however we have topped up the stocks with prime English Carp of various strains but mainly made up of the famous Fishers Pond strain of carp that we are sure will thrive. The last time the club stocked any of these fish was over at the clubs Cotton lakes and one of these fish is now into the mid 30’s!

For more information on the club, our waters, and becoming a member, please visit: http://www.wheelock-as.co.uk

We are a long  established fishing society established over a 100 years ago and based in Nantwich Cheshire.  Primarily a leisure fishing club with a growing membership of all ages.  We welcome new members to our club and our society is affiliated to the Angling Trust. Our Waters include;

River Weaver -  The River Weaver flows through the picturesque Elizabethan market town of Nantwich and out into the surrounding farmland. Within walking distance of the town are numerous places for fishing which are easily accessible (with free parking).  The fishing varies from slower moving water in the fishing pools by the lakes, to faster flowing water in the mainstreams.   Good all year round fishing with good chub, perch, dace, carp, pike, grayling, roach,gungeon, tench, brown and rainbow trout.

River Dee - Fishing on the Cheshire/Welsh border - The River Dee around Holt Farndon is one of the best places for all round fishing escpecially in Winter months when it really comes into its own.  A wide variety  of fish can be caught including chub, grayling, barbel, roach, rudd and pike.

River Tern - Waters Upton Near Hodnet -Set in unspoilt farmland in Shropshire,  the River Tern is a narrow but deceptive river that flows eventually into the River Severn at Atcham.  Good water with gin clear water in summer for dace, pike, chub, perch and trout.

River Severn - Leighton Bridge near Welshpool.  The river Severn water  having three beats that are shared with another local club Crewe Amalgamated Anglers and with NAS having exclusive access to their own stretch of a adjoining beat as well.  Beautifull water set in idylic scenery  with deep gravel runs for barbel, chub and trout amongst other coarse fishing.

For more information visit: http://nantwichangling.co.uk/index.html

Altrincham and district angling club was formed over fifty years ago during the days of the cane rod and early intrepid reels. Much has changed in the years that have followed with huge development in tackle technology, pressure on fish stocks, loss of habitats and of course the ever increasing pressure on ourselves. We firmly and honestly believe though that the fishing enjoyed during the formation of this club can still be had on the tranquil, under fished mere's, lakes, rivers and ponds controlled by it.

For more information on waters, applications for membership, rules and getting involved, please visit: http://www.bagup.org.uk/home.html

Welcome to Lymm Angling Club. The club was founded in 1948 and has since grown into one of the countries’ premier angling clubs. We are a club that cares about our waters, the environment, the future of angling and each and every one of our members. The club boasts over twenty still waters and ten river stretches in its rich portfolio of waters.

We aim to provide fisheries that cover all aspects of angling and we constantly strive to improve and extend the fisheries we provide. With this in mind we expect a high standard from our members and we urge you to ensure you are familiar with all the rules, access routes, and fishing boundaries before you step foot on a club water.

You should regard your club membership as one of your most valuable pieces of fishing tackle, please don’t lose it. Club rules are to be found in your membership card and on the official club website. Please also ensure you check notice boards when you arrive at waters as rules can be amended or can vary on certain waters at certain times of the year. Remember, it is your responsibility to make sure you are aware of all rules.

The committee is conscious that the club is made up of its members, and always looks to administer and develop the club with their consent and full support. All waters are actively managed and the club encourages involvement from its members. For more information on waters, applications for membership, rules and getting involved, please visit: http://lymmanglersclub.com/nuke/index.php

Macclesfield Waltonians Angling Society are one of the oldest clubs in Europe having been established since 1891. The club offers great all round angling for the North West fisherman. Macclesfield Waltonians Angling Society provides fishing on four attractive waters located in and around the Macclesfield area. Each water offers quality coarse fishing and in the case of its showcase water, Teggs Nose, specimen carp to over 25lb.

For more information please visit: http://www.waltonians.co.uk

Back in 1954 a group of a dozen or so friends and match anglers regularly met at the Prince Albert Pub in Newton Street Macclesfield. In those days their fishing was confined to South Park Pool, the Macclesfield Canal , Rudyard Lake and Bosley Reservoir. They fished either on day tickets or as guests of of one of the big clubs of the day. Eventually one of their number, came up with the idea that they should form a team and club under the banner of the Prince Albert, although at that stage they could only fish matches and day ticket waters. This led to the idea that they should club together and rent a water of their own.

Their first opportunity was to acquire the Brick Pond on Barracks Lane, they each put in to the fund what they could afford and the deal went through and on 19th August 1954 the Prince Albert Angling Society was born. Over the subsequent years many other waters were added to the portfolio, Crabtree Moss was next followed by Birtles Old Hall, Irongates, the River Dane at Hulme Walfield Old Hall and Manor Farm at Middlewich and the Serpentine at Alderley Park. Prince Albert then became affiliated to County Palatine, Cheshire Anglers and Northwich and District Anglers. The rest has, as they say, passed into the history of angling.

The PAAS portfolio now boasts over 220 stunning waters!

From those humble beginnings the Prince Albert Angling Society has grown to be the largest and most successful fishing club in Europe today boasting a portfolio of over 220 waters, a membership of over 8,500 and a waiting list approaching 2000. The range of Prince Albert Waters varies from still waters, to rivers offering an excellent variety of species. All waters are extensive and offer fishing of unrivaled quality. The Prince Albert Angling Society now have over 230 stretches of water in the U.K, there are waters to suit everyone’s needs, Coarse, Game and Mixed Waters are available from the Cumbrian Esk in the North to the Wye at Ross on Wye in the South.

For more information on Prince Albert Angling Society, and details on becoming a member, please visit their website at: http://www.paas.co.uk

Alternatively, you can contact;

Prince Albert Angling Society
PO BOX 151
Macclesfield
Cheshire
SK10 2HR