 Crowborough and District Angler's Association began life in 1948 when a group of young men returned from the war. Intitially the club was set up to provide day trips for sea anglers. But over time freshwater fishing began to play a greater role and coarse waters were added to the roster. These days the club can offer both freshwater, saltwater and some stream based Trout fishing.
The Club currently has eleven stillwaters at seven locations, one reservoir, two sections of stream fishing, access to fourteen miles of the River Rother and a section of the Royal Military Canal in its' portfolio. Six of the waters have no close season.
They have a long and well documented history, an enthusiastic and hard working Committee and some very keen junior anglers.
They support, and are supported by local tackle dealers. The club record fish range from 1968 to the present day.
They are easy to contact and reply to messages as quick as they can. In 2011 they set up their own facebook page, which has become increasingly popular amongst the members.
Matches are run throughout the year for Sea Anglers and a summer series of Wednesday evening matches for the seniors. In addition there is a Sunday series of matches for seniors that run from March to December. Junior anglers have a summer series of matches on Saturday mornings.
For the specimen hunters, there are competitions that run all year round.
Many different types of membership are avilable and you can join online. They also run a buddies programme for those who are new to angling or for those who wish to improve their skills.
For details of yearly membership prices and how to join
Crowborough & District Anglers Association, click here
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Set in the beautiful Sussex countryside the Seaford Angling Club boast some of the premier freshwater fishing in the south east, with lakes, rivers, drains and ancient moats there is something for every angler be they after Roach, Carp or mammoth Pike.