Exeter & District Angling Association - Club News

The latest Over 55s match was held today at Fennick ponds, attended by 12 anglers. First on the top pond, Tony Potter having drawn favoured peg 1 made no mistakes. Tony returned a great weight of 65lb 1oz. All carp, caught on method feeder tactics. Second from peg 3, Julian had 7 carp, again using method feeder, for 20lbs 2ozs. The bottom pond was won by Graham Davie, 12lb 2ozs, all silvers taken on a 2 mtr whip, fishing maggots at various depths. Second, Dave Cave had a level 8lb, mostly skimmers on pole fished corn.The next match will be on 2 September, at S. Peverell, book in as usual. ...
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Don't normally do this but as its had 42k veiws on facebook I'm sharing a video I took last Thursday night of a Seal munching on a Salmon on the River Exe. ...
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Free online training from Angling Trust essential for our Bailiffs and beneficial to all our members. Payed for by Rod licence money from Environment Agency - South and South West. ...
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We have been asked by Hull ac about Roach on the culm in particular the Champerhaies beat which we know is not our fishing. They are looking to sample fifty of the species. We are not convinced they are that readily available anymore however some of you fine bunch may know more?The survey relates to the effects of treatment plants and chemicals that are not necessarily caught at the screening process. This is really all we know.Do any of you fish this area? Is this expectation too much to ask from this area? We look forward to your responses. ...
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🎣 EXETER & DISTRICT ANGLING ASSOCIATION – AGM 2026πŸ“… Friday 11th September 2026⏰ 7.30pmπŸ“ Royal British Legion, Legion Way, AlphingtonYOUR ASSOCIATION – YOUR VOICEOur Annual General Meeting is your opportunity to hear what has been happening across the Association, ask questions, raise issues and have your say on its future.This year’s AGM is particularly important as members will also be asked to vote on a Special Resolution to adopt updated Articles of Incorporation.The proposed new Articles are being finalised and will be made available to members as soon as possible, giving everyone the opportunity to read them before the meeting.We know AGM attendance has traditionally been low, and we would really like to change that.Our Association exists for its members, and with so much happening across our fisheries and within the club, we want as many of you as possible to come along and get involved.Please put the date in your diary and come along.πŸ“… Friday 11th September⏰ 7.30pmπŸ“ Royal British Legion, Legion Way, Alphington🎣 It’s your Association β€” come and have your say. ...
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Exeter & District Angling Association

The E&DAA now controls over 26 miles of fishing in and around the Exeter area, covering canal, ponds and rivers. The Associations aim is to provide low-cost, varied fishing for local anglers

Our membership runs from 1st January to 31st December and we welcome new & returning members of any age.

Our club is currently open and welcoming to new members. You can join or renew online. See Memberships for more detail.
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Non-members and guests wanting to fish our waters can purchase a Day Ticket. Price per day at Β£15 and are available to buy online.
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The E&DAA now controls over 26 miles of fishing in and around the Exeter area, covering canal, ponds and rivers. The Associations aim is to provide low-cost, varied fishing for local anglers