If you're new to the area and would like details of our fishing take a look at our new interactive beat maps:
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.
News
Bank Clearance Team
Wed, 11/01/2012 - 23:45 | Admin
The bank clearance team will be meeting next at the cabin at Treffgarne on Sunday 22nd January at 09:30. As always, if any members can spare an hour or two to help out all volunteers will be very warmly welcomed!
Please contact Eric Williams on 01437 741 605 if you have any queries about what it entails...
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16lb 8oz Salmon
Mon, 17/10/2011 - 08:28 | Admin
A great catch by Steve Esmond, our club secretary, on the Taf near Whitland.
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9lb Salmon
Tue, 06/09/2011 - 12:39 | David Griffiths
Dominic Sheppard with a nice 9lb salmon caught on Sunday 4th September in the Hospital Pool.
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Gates and access to Club waters
Mon, 05/09/2011 - 11:24 | David Griffiths
Following concerns expressed by our landlords and visits by club bailiffs it is apparent that a problem continues with PAA members leaving gates open. Will all members fishing below St Catherine's Bridge (and any other beats on our club waters) please act responsibly regarding gates at all times.
Members are asked to close gates that they see have been left open and to report any offenders to a member of the committee. If the problem continues we could face the loss of this fishing.
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Trewynt Fishery Pictures
Mon, 15/08/2011 - 11:03 | David Griffiths
We have a small gallery of images available for members to get an idea of the fishing available at our new Trewynt Fishery. Unfortunately we don't yet have details of pools etc, but as soon as they are available we hope to create a 'clickable' map like the one we have for the Western Cleddau.
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Kayak Poaching
Mon, 15/08/2011 - 10:36 | David Griffiths
A member has reported that on the night of Thursday 11th August about 11:00pm that 3 persons were encountered paddling through the Hospital Pool. When challenged as to why they were kayaking in the dark, they claimed to have entered the river at Wolfscastle to paddle down its length. This seemed an unlikely tale, given the current low water levels, and aroused the suspicions of the anglers.
The plot thickened when one of the members of the angling party was offered a fish which was claimed to have 'jumped' into the kayak! If only all our sewin were as suicidal as that!
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Pembrokeshire County Show
Fri, 12/08/2011 - 16:43 | Admin
August 16th, 17th, 18th 2011
The Pembrokeshire County Show is the largest 3-day Agricultural County Show in Wales. They welcome almost 100,000 people to the County Showground every August to enjoy a fantastic array of displays, competitions, entertainments and shopping.
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Lost Landing Net
Sun, 17/07/2011 - 23:05 | David Griffiths
PAA member Simon Houldsworth has asked members to look out for a brand new landing net which he inadvertently left behind at the disabled platform in Treffgarne on Friday 15th July. If it is found please contact us through the website and we'll sort out a repatriation!
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Trewynt Fishery Llawhaden
Sun, 17/07/2011 - 23:01 | Nigel Mayhew
As you probably know by now, the Association has got a new stretch of fishing on the Eastern Cleddau known as 'Trewynt'.
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Pembrokeshire Fish Week 2011
Wed, 13/07/2011 - 12:45 | john pilcher
Once again PAA participated in Pembrokeshire Fish Week, which over the last few years has become a fixture on the events calendar for our county.
We had a stand at Milford Haven Docks on the opening Saturday. Lloyd Evans tied flies to the delight of young and old. Some visitors even tried their hands at it too. Myself and the Chairman did our best to answer questions put to us. Anything from "the best place and flies for sea bass" to, "do salmon really swim all the way up to Welsh Hook?"
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