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Interactive Beat Maps

If you're new to the area and would like details of our fishing take a look at our new interactive beat maps:

Western Cleddau

Eastern Cleddau

Local Partners

PAA work in partnership with local bodies to promote and enhance our sport for all. Several PAA members are involved with these voluntary groups:

Pembs Federation of Angling Coaches - bringing the sport to young and old alike.

Pembs Rivers Trust - restoring the wildlife habitats of rivers and lakes.

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Welcome To The Pembrokeshire Anglers Association

The Pembrokeshire Anglers Association is a long established fishing association that owns and leases approximately 15 miles of prime fishing on the Western Cleddau River and its tributaries and also has a beat on the Eastern Cleddau. The Western Cleddau waters stretch from the fast flowing upper reaches to the tidal areas above Haverfordwest.

Tue, 15/05/2012 - 08:48 | Admin

The next bank maintenance working party outing will be on Sunday 27th May at 09:30. Meeting at the fishing lodge at Treffgarne.

As ever, all are welcome to come along. No special equipment is needed, just wellies and enthusiasm!

Lost Property

Mon, 14/05/2012 - 14:00 | Admin

PAA member Peter Hinchcliffe has lost a telescopic landing net in the Treffgarne area. If found please contact Eric Williams on 01437 741 605 or Steve Esmond on 01437 891 232.

2012 Annual Competition at Llys Y Fran

Sun, 29/04/2012 - 10:12 | Admin

Our annual competition will be held at Llys Y Fran on Sunday May 20th. We have over £100 in prizes on offer as well as the prestigious 'Munt Shield'.

Important Notice To PAA Members

Sat, 31/03/2012 - 13:38 | Admin

Members will be aware that Bunkers Hill is under new ownership and the new owners are in the process of purchasing land and fishing rights immediately below Chapel Hill.

We regret to inform members that the Committee have been unable to agree acceptable terms with the new owners to enable us to continue with the “walk through” facility at Bunkers Hill and appropriate signage will be in place by the 1 April.

In addition, the new owners are unable to grant PAA members access over the land immediately below Chapel Hill until all the legal formality associated with the purchase has been completed, and a formal lease is in place with the PAA.

Negotiations with the new owners are ongoing and on a positive note, agreement in principle has been reached with regard to the proposed rent payable by the PAA. However, until all matters have been formally concluded, the PAA committee apologises to members for what is hoped is a temporary withdrawal of fishing rights.

Every effort will be made to complete matters as soon as possible and members will be updated accordingly via our website and appropriate signage.

Eric Williams,
Chairman

29 March 2012