Contact:
info@aldersfishing.co.uk

Alders Angling & Preservation Society has been established for over fifty years. Their season starts on the 1st April and finishes on the 31st March the following year. They fish for the full twelve months on their three lakes, these are 14, 5,and 4 acres in size which are situated all in close proximity at Larkfield, Kent [just off exit 4 of the M20 on the A228 towards Snodland].

Their stretch of the River Medway which is about a 1/4 of a mile long is situated at Golden Green, near East Peckham, Kent. Their stretch of the River Beult which is about 3/4 of a mile is situated at Staplehurst near Maidstone Kent, they abide by the E.A. rules on their two stretches of river as regards closed season.

In the lakes they have a variety of fish ranging from Common Carp to 40lb 4oz and Mirror Carp to 35lb 8oz, Ghost Carp to 32lb 8oz, Tench to over 12lb, Bream to 16lb, Pike to 36lb right down to small Skimmer Bream Roach and Perch etc. Each lake has it’s own character with islands, gullies, mounds, over hanging trees, lily pads, weed patches, gravel bars, silt beds and most other things that you would like to fish near that attract fish. They pride themselves on keeping the place environmentally clean and a place for nature to live happily along side the Angler.

Membership for the 2005/06 season are:

- adult membership [16yrs and older] - £70. A joining fee of £15 is applicable.
- reduced rates for OAPs [must have been a full member for two years]
- juniors [5-16yrs] can fish for free with members who are parents or grandparents. [NB: They must be registered with the club which costs £5]

The membership for this current season (2005) is closed. If you wish to go on the waiting list for the following seasons, contact Alders Angling Club at the above e-mail address.

Contact:
Bromley [Kent] & District Angling Society, PO Box 964, Bromley, BR1 9JA

Enquiries: bdas-kent-enquiry@bdaskent.co.uk

Established since the late 1940's at Sevenoaks, Bromley [Kent] & District Angling Society has 9 coarse fishing venues covering lakes, rivers and ponds, mainly based on the East Sussex borders up and across to Sevenoaks, Paddock Wood and Tunbridge Wells, all in the South East of England. They hold regular fishing competitions within the club and against other clubs. Some of their venues cater for limited wheel chair access. Annual club membership costs £65 [plus an additional £35 joining fee] with concessions available for juniors and juveniles at only £5

Membership is now closed for 2008/9.

NB. Membership renewals are no longer to be sent to the treasurer but should be sent to the address above.

Contact:
Hon. Secretary. Mrs J.E Flippence, 1 The Hyde, Bolts Hill, Chartham, Kent, CT4 7LE Tel. 07709638045

Chartham and District Angling Society was formed aprox 28 years ago when the founder members approached the local parish council about using the local disused gravel works lake known as Pads Lake [or "mickey mouse lake" to the vets] for coarse fishing. This pretty 2.5 acre clear water lake near canterbury deep in the county of kent is stocked with most species of freshwater fish including mirror carp [to 27lb], common carp [to 24lb], tench [to 8lb], bream [to 12lb] and pike [to 12lb]. There is also a large head of silver fish for match anglers. The lake in the last 5 years has also had a ongoing stocking of fish what will continue with more double figure carp to be stocked as well as silver fish.

The society is also committed to the building of a purpose built match fishing lake of around 1/2 of a acre pictures of the work being carried out can be found here ,this when finished will be to the benefit of the society's match orientated anglers and will also be available to hire for fishing clubs, associations etc.

Membership
- full member [freshwater] is £35.00 per person
- senior citizen or disabled is £20,00 per person
- junior member [under 16] is £20.00 per person
- family Membership is also available to cover a full member, his/her partner and two children under 12 years of age for the combined cost of a full and junior member @ £45.00
- in addition to the above a “one off” entrance fee of £10.00 is payable to full and family memberships and £5.00 for all others.

Contact:
Membership officer: Mr Mark Lindsell, PO Box 18, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3ZL, England, UK
- E-Mail: info@cranbrookanglingclub.co.uk
- Website: www.cranbrookanglingclub.co.uk

Cranbrook & District Angling Club, situated in the heart of the Weald of Kent, offers excellent angling for all types of fishermen on a wide range of venues. A picturesque estate lake, 2 reservoirs, several farm lakes, 2 small drains, a stretch of the River Medway, and all water controlled by the Rother Fishery Association are available to members to fish.

Formed in 1951, the Club has grown over the years into what it is today, an Angling Club with 500+ members and a wide variety of waters. It includes a thriving Freshwater Match Section, a Sea Fishing Section, a Junior Match Section and not forgetting a large group of anglers who purely fish for pleasure.


Their waters hold a wide variety of fish including:
- Carp to 32lb
- Pike to 30lb
- Tench to 8lb
- Bream to 10lb
- Roach and Rudd to 2lb+
- Perch, Eels, Gudgeon and Chub.

2007/08 Membership
- £60.00 for adult membership
- £33.00 for O.A.P's and Intermediates
- £25 for juniors
- Members Guest Tickets are also available at £6.00 per day.

Contact:
The Secretary, DDAPS, Lake House, 2 Walnut Tree Avenue, Dartford, Kent, DA1 1LJ, England. Tel: 01322 270397 E-mail: secretary@DDAPS.co.uk

Dartford & District Angling & Preservation Society was formed on 9 April 1931. Originally called the Dartford Piscatorial Society, its name waas changed to the DDAPS in 1932. From humble beginnings, they now have around 3,000 members including some 270 senior citizen and 30 plus disabled anglers.
They offer coarse fishing on 3 lakes [Brooklands Lakes, Horton Kirby Lakes and Sutton at Hone Lakes] in the South East of England as well as fishing on the River Medway, the River Beult & the River Tees.

Club membership costs for the 2005/06 season are £65 for gentlemen, £40 for ladies and £25 for juniors. Pre-junior, companion/carer, senior citizen, disabled and river only fishing membership categories also available. There is a one off joining fee for the first year only. New members are not permitted to fish at night for the first year and will also have to pay an additional £10 key deposit should they wish to fish their enclosed waters [Horton Kirby and Sutton at Hone].

Contact:
H Fennell [club secretary] secretary@edenbridge-angling.co.uk

J Gore [membership secretary] membershipsecretary@edenbridge-angling.co.uk

Edenbridge Angling Society is a well established society owning four coarse fishing waters and renting a further ten. The society has a thriving club match programme with matches every Sunday throughout the season. Club waters in the South East of England include a number of fisheries on the River Eden, two fisheries on the River Rother close to the Kent/Sussex border as well as stillwater fisheries providing for all styles of fishing. NB Due to its popularity, Edenbridge Angling Society is currently unable to accept any new members. However they do have a waiting list for when vacancies arise.

Contact:
Club Secretay - Nick Prior, 1C St Nicholas Road, Faversham, Kent ME13 7PG, England. Tel: 01795 590824 [evenings only] E-mail: favershamanglingclub@yahoo.com

Faversham Angling Club was founded in 1950 and owns 3 coarse fishing lakes and controls another in and around Faversham, South East England. The club's lakes are:-

The School Pool [12 acres] located along Oare Road which contains carp to over 30lbs, tench, bream, roach and pike.
Bracher Pools [2 small lakes] can be found along Harty Ferry Road opposite the Harty Ferry Cottages. A mile or so outside Faversham, they contain small carp, tench, roach, rudd, crucian carp and bream.
Bysingwood Lake [7 acres] along Bysingwood Rd heading towards Luddenham. This lake contains double figure carp, tench, bream and rudd.

The club has a waiting list for membership and details can be obtained from the Club Secretary [see contact details above]. Day tickets are available from Monday to Friday, 1 August to 28 February but not on Bank Holidays. They can be purchased for the clubs School Pool by contacting Mr & Mrs Kennett, 14 Millfield Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8BY. Tel: 01795 534516. Tickets currently have to be obtained in advance of fishing and cost £5 for one rod and £10 for two rods.

Contact:
Paris Hunt on Tel: 020 8300 3633 or e-mail: PARIS.C.HUNT@BANKOFAMERICA.COM Alternatively, you can contact Paris at 112 Halfway Street, Sidcup, Kent. DA15 8DB

Details:
Greenside Angling Society was established in 1965 and their season runs from April to December. They are based in Crayford, Kent and fish day ticket fisheries throughout the South-East. They do not have any of their own waters and this is exactly how they wish to remain. They fish matches on a fortnightly basis and have anglers of all standards.

Membership:
They welcome new members and the joining fee is only £10 for the first year and £15 for subsequent years.

Contact:
PO BOX 47, Belvedere, DA17 6WF, England. [postal address] or holmesdale.acs@btinternet.com

Holmesdale Angling and Conservation Society is a small and friendly coarse fishing society based in the South East of England, originally founded in the 1940`s covering a wide range of angling interests including competition fishing with a full program throughout the season. There is also a thriving junior section which also has its own competitions during the the year.

Contact:
Tel: 07727 124095 / 07950 688802
Website: www.metro-musketeers.zoomshare.com
E-mail: metro-musketeers@zoomshare.com

Metro Musketeers Angling Club is a kent based free to join angling club. The club was formed in June 2005 by three bus drivers to offer open competitions to all comers at a variety of venues throughout Kent and surrounding counties.

Contact:
ODAA, PO Box 7, Orpington, Kent, BR6 7ZW, England. or charltonkeith@hotmail.com

Established in 1931, Orpington and District Angling Association offers a wide range of coarse fishing to its members, including still water lakes and picturesque rivers in the heart of Kent and Sussex, South East England. As well as still water fishing at the Ruxley Gravel Pits and Laddingford Lake, there is excellent river fishing under its control including 7 miles of the River Medway and Eden, Near Tunbridge, Kent, 3 miles of the Royal Military Canal at Iden Lock, Appledore and 6 miles of the River Rother at Robertsbridge. Membership prices are £80 [inclusive of a £30 joining fee] with concessions available for juniors and OAPs.

Contact:
PO Box 131, Tonbridge, TN11 8WB, England [postal address] or aheggie@tonbridge-angling.co.uk

Established in 1857, Tonbridge and District Angling and Fish Preservation Society offer their members some of the best coarse fishing in the South East of England on fourteen miles of river and nine lakes in and around Tonbridge, Kent.

Day ticket waters are as follows [see location maps on their site]:
- Haysden Lake, Haysden Country Park Tonbridge - Dads & lads water with lots of silver fish to whip, pole and feeder, a few large Tench, Bream and Carp.
- River Medway, Six Arches, Haysden Country Park - Chub, Roach, Bream, Perch, some Carp, Pike & Barbel.
- River Medway, Tonbridge Sports Ground, Tonbridge Town Centre - Chub, Roach, Bream, Perch, Pike, Gudgeon & Bleak.

Day tickets for these three venues cost £5 per rod for lakes, £4 per rod for rivers [£1.50 under 16 year olds] from bailiff on the bank.