Welcome to the Gillingham and District Angling Association website.

The website is now fully up and running, please check back regularly for the latest information.

All the club information is available by picking the relevant tabs above or bars on a mobile device. The website will list all current match dates, locations and match reports. Also previous years match reports and trophy winners can be viewed. All of our waters can be viewed easily and downloads available with more specific detail regarding location and parking (especially for the river stretches) with the use of what3words locators.

We also have an active Facebook page where the very latest information and updates can be found. Social media link at the bottom of the page.

We hope you enjoy our website as it develops and join our club, where you will have access to some superb fishing on the Upper River Stour and lakes we own and rent.

Please Note:

We would like to remind you all, that junior members that have a Special Junior Rate (up to 13yrs) – Free of Charge membership, are only allowed to fish association waters if accompanied by a responsible adult (18 years or over) for the duration of the time they are fishing. The adult will be required to join G&DAA if they wish to fish with the junior member when accompanying them.

We will not tolerate bad language or groups of unaccompanied junior members at any of our venues. 

TWO COUNTIES

All pegs on both lakes are open to fish.

LODDEN LAKES

CLOSE & LOCK THE GATE WHENEVER YOU GO THROUGH IT - don't leave it to someone else.

Maximum of one non fishing guest per member per peg in any one session.

All members that have a NON fishing guest visit them while fishing must let the guest 'IN AND OUT' of the gate themselves. Members are NOT to share the gate code with anyone else.

Refurbishment of the the pegs on the carp lake will now continue. As well as continuing the recommended fishery management suggestions, clearing overgrown vegetation around the lake , general maintenance and supplementary feeding.