Welcome to Radcliffe Angling Society

 This site contains everything you need to know about the club and the waters that can be fished.          

 You can view the current committee along with their positions.

 You can view the clubs constitution which has been ratified by the NFA.

 You can view the club rules and regulations.

 You can find information on membership and how to become a member of the club.

 You will be able to see what projects we have planned for the future and what we have accomplished in the past.

 You will be able to look at our waters and see what fish they contain, and the best methods to catch them.

 You can view the Match fixtures, rules and results.
 The club runs Senior Matches as well as Junior Matches - dates and venues can be found on this site by clicking the appropriate link on the left.

 You can view the clubs specimen list and how to enter a specimen fish.

 The club also runs Junior coaching in the Summer, every Tuesday on Starmount Lodges, where any children can attend. All equipment is provided by the club.
 More information can be obtained on this site by clicking the appropriate link on the left(NFA Coaching).

 The site also contains various links related to fishing and gives you the opportunity to email comments/questions about the site or club.

 The club was founded in 1907 which means that the club has now been formed for over 100 years.
 We are based in a town called Radcliffe in Greater Manchester and should not to be confused with another Radcliffe in Nottingham.

 Our club owns four lodges and leases another seven waters from the local
 authority of Bury. We also have the use of one other water in a local country  park. 

  We have around 500 members in the club and hold monthly meetings on the first Monday of each month at Radcliffe Cricket Club starting at 8:30pm. Any club members are welcome to attend.

  We have just purchased a new water which needs a considerable amount of work doing to the water to make it fishable for our club anglers. The lodge is heavily weeded and access and parking need to be improved.

  Our club achieved 'Clubmark' in 2008 - click here for more information.

  This site is still under development and some of the pages are not complete.