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As the temperature drops, we all want to stay warm while still enjoying the rewards that winter fishing can bring, which has led to a rise in the use of bivvy heaters. But it’s important to stay safe while doing it. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent killer…. invisible, odourless and deadly. Whether you’re in a bivvy, tent or any enclosed shelter, never use BBQs, gas heaters or petrol generators inside. Always keep your shelter well ventilated. Know the symptoms: ▪️Headache ▪️D

FishNET is run by the Angling Trust and fully funded through Environment Agency rod licence sales. It’s a completely free online training tool aimed at helping anglers, clubs, and fisheries understand more about fisheries enforcement and how to respond to issues that harm our waters and fish. The online training programme has been running for a few months now, and has had some brilliant feedback. Many people have said how useful it’s been, with a few even admitting the module

2026 Fishing Permits Now Available! As the year comes to a close, we’re gearing up for another season of great fishing. 2026 permits are now available and run from January through December — grab yours now to secure your spot for another year on the bank.   Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just getting started, Radcliffe Angling is the place to connect, learn, and enjoy the thrill of the catch. We can’t wait to see you out there next year, sharing in the camaraderie and e

Radcliffe Angling Society is looking for a few reliable volunteers to join our team of bailiffs. Duties include checking anglers’ permits, collecting day ticket fees, and helping to keep our waters safe and enjoyable for everyone across all 4 venues. Permit and day ticket sales are important revenue stream to the club to be able to keep investing in repairs, improvements and re-stocking. If you’re friendly, responsible, and love spending time by the water, we’d love to hear f

The club has continued the process of restocking club waters with a selection of silvers delivered to the following locations during March 2025 at a cost of over £5000. Starmount Middle (fish 6"- 8") 250 Bream, 250 Rudd, 250 Roach and 200 Chub Starmount Top (fish 3"- 6") 6000 Mixed Roach, Bream, Rudd and Perch Red Bridge (fish 6"- 8") 250 Bream, 250 Rudd and 250 Roach Red Bank (fish mainly 8"- 10" stock pond clearance) 600 mixed Bream, Rudd and Roach (We have subsequently a

Each Wednesday there will be official work parties for all club waters, meeting at Starmount around 4.30pm.

Repairs to existing pegs and the building of new pegs will commence after Bury Council have finished their works. Discussions regarding the locations and construction for bivvy shelters are ongoing.

No matches, other than official Radcliffe Angling Society (RAS) matches are allowed at this time on club waters.  Official are listed on...

All members are invited to the next club meeting to be held at Radcliffe Cricket Club Monday 10th November 2025 at 8pm.