Angling Clubs in Hertfordshire

Barnet & District Angling Club

London Colney & Broomans Park.

Barnet & District Angling Club are affiliated to the London Anglers Association, the Lee Anglers Consortium, and the Ivel Protection Association. This means that in addition to our own waters, Barnet members can take advantage of the many fisheries controlled by those associations.

We also have regular club outings on all our own waters, and several visits to other fisheries. Over the season we have many trophies and competitions to fish for, all done in a spirit of friendly competition.

B.A.D.A.C. welcomes all types of anglers into the club and has many facilities for all types of angling. We are not just a “Men's Club”, we have many Junior and Lady members, and hold several outings geared for their preferences. Many of our waters also have disabled facilities so no-one need be left out.

Jack's Lake Hadley Wood

Hadley Angling and Preservation Society is a small, friendly coarse fishing club based in the South East of England that was formed in 1982 to care for Jack's Lake in Hadley Wood, Barnet and protect the surrounding wildlife and woodland.

Membership of Hadley Angling and Preservation Society is open to all, there's no need to be nominated and currently there is no waiting list. Members are able to fish at Jack's Lake with up to two rods without any additional day ticket costs, fish at the members only end of Jack's Lake, night fish on the main lake area, visit other fisheries on coach outings and Most importantly, meet like minded anglers who are willing to share their knowledge and experience.

Hadley Angling and Preservation Society run a full programme of club matches and are also affiliated to Globe AC making it possible to fish the River Stort Navigation near Roydon.

The Tring Anglers

We are a small and friendly Angling club based in north-west Hertfordshire. Formed in 1947,

Our open membership policy still provides access to a wide variety of fisheries in the area. Eleven miles of canal fishing, small and large river fisheries along with lakes and ponds that cater for all coarse angling disciplines.

Pay-on-the-bank day tickets are available on nearly all of our canal stretches, and most of the club's fisheries have facilities for the disabled angler. In recent seasons we have enjoyed a venue-sharing arrangement with Barnet and District Angling Club, and we are affiliated to the Milton Keynes AA and ( from the 2004/05 season ) to Reading & District AA.

From April 2008 we have a venue-sharing agreement which will give our members access to 3 of the 5 lakes at Verulam AC's Moor Mill complex at Park Street, just outside St Albans.

During the last few years carp in excess of 30lbs have been reported from our main canal and Aylesbury Arm fisheries. Chub, which were stocked a few years ago have also been showing in the main canal and the Arm with pleasure catches of nets of 20lb reported. In 2002, we also stocked tench up to 7lb in the Arm and these show during the warmer months.
Our members-only lake fishery at Rislip Farm is now finished and fishing well, with bream of over 4lb and tench over 5lb coming out regularly. It also holds large numbers of the small carp which are a result of the successful spawning of the past few years.
The river fisheries have not been without their moments, with chub to over 4lbs appearing regularly from the River Thame and small barbel showing too.

Turnford Angling Consortium

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Turnford Angling Consortium (TAC) is one of the oldest in the Lee Valley. It was formed by several clubs coming together to jointly manage the Slipe Lane Pits in Wormley, Herts with the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority.

The pits consist of four mixed fisheries offering something for everyone. With extensive stocking and landscaping, a huge investment is being made in the fishery to provide plenty of sport for anglers of all abilities.

Verulam Angling Club

St.Albans

NR34 7WZ

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Tel: 01502 471731 - before 9pm only please

THE VERULAM AC was formed in 1934 by some 14-20 local businessmen and has been providing quality fisheries and sport for its members ever since. It has since flourished to what we have today - a club over 1600 members enjoying a vast array of fish and fisheries.