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COLLINGHAM ANGLING ASSOCIATION EST 1900 |
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Collingham Angling Association, Established 1900 The success and growth of the association is a result of many hours of hard work and tireless effort by local anglers with a common interest. The backbone being develeloped by residents in the village and surrounding area and support of local farmers. The aim of our game is to promote fair angling and protect the country side, improve our skills to catch more fish and enjoy ourselves with fellow anglers !! Our playground is the Tidal Trent below Cromwell weir and some of the local reclaimed gravel workings.
AND ALWAYS TAKE YOUR RUBBISH HOME |
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The Honorary Secretary and Match Bookings Mrs J Wilson Telephone: 01636 892700 |
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Temporary Membership Available on the bank
Water available for temporary membership is on the lower Trent below Cromwell weir to Besthorpe village, various access points via Collingham, just north of Newark and on the Fleet at Besthorpe village. Temporary membership is issued for both by our own bailiffs on the bank.
For up to date prices contact Mrs Wilson Tele: 01636 892700
The Aegir at it’s best !
The lower Trent is tidal, anglers be aware when getting set up for a days fishing, you may have to move! |


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The Lower River Trent at Collingham was once the match angler’s Paradise. However, these days it’s the place to go if you want to bag up with barbel. Long gone are the days when you could “frame”with nets of roach and chub in a mixed bag or depend on the skimmers and slabs net. You can run a groove with a stick float and catch but not on a level playing field. Take your casters, maggots and hemp but boilies and pellets are a must. Specimen hunters love the place, but so do plenty of ‘in the know’ pleasure anglers and matchmen, all of whom have barbel on the brain! Not to mention “catfish” |
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Copyright 2009 Collingham Angling Association Members of the Angling Trust Web design by Wayne Holland |
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Lastest News |




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Last updated 28th June 2010 |
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NEWS PAGE NOW UPDATED TRENT IS ON FIRE |
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HIGH TIDE ON THE 28TH JUNE IS 2.am AND 2PM + 1 Hour everyday DONT FORGET IT CAN RISE UPTO 1 METER Please look at our match bookings for the River Trent 2010
Last year we had loads of rubbish dumped in car parks and on the banks please take it home with you |