We are based in Argyll & Bute, on the West Coast of Scotland. We have a growing membership of around 80 members. Our club waters include 2 lochs regularly stocked with brown trout. We hold regular competitions and social outings and we are always on the look out for new members. We welcome enquiries from all anglers, so please get in touch if you would like to know more. Argyll & Bute, Scotland UK

The Club formed on the 25th September 1963 and is still growing and continues to get bigger each year. Here you can get all the information regarding angling on The River Almond around Cramond. Everything from the best places to start, conservation, kicksampling, and of course what flies are getting the fish to take some interest. We aim to promote fishing on the River Almond, at a very affordable price. It is also the club's interest to maintain the river's general health and being. The club also runs some riverbank maintenance to keep it clean and accessible in conjunction with the Edinburgh Countryside Ranger Service and Dalmeny Estate. Cramond, Scotland UK

European Federation of Sea Anglers (EFSA). The Federation was established to promote the sport of sea angling throughout Europe and the Scottish section was one of its founder members. The section organises both boat and shore competitions throughout the year and for over ten years these have been on a conservation basis with fish being returned after landing. Members regularly visit other countries throughout Europe and the rest of the world to take part both in competition and pleasure fishing.

Established in 1958, the Forth Area Federation of Anglers is run by a group of volunteers who have a passion for angling. The Federation became responsible for the fishing in Linlithgow Loch in 1962. Dominated by Linlithgow Palace, the loch is a spectacular place to fish. Although once famous for very large brown trout, now most of the sport tends to be provided by stocked rainbows, released regularly throughout the season. The feeding in the loch is particularly good and the fish rapidly gain in both weight and condition, providing excellent sport for our nineteen boats. Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland, UK

The Heriot Angling Club is based in Edinburgh and fishes in South - East and Central Scotland. The Club also manages its own fishery, brown trout and rainbows, on a superb loch in West Perthshire. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

There's no guarantee of catching a 'monster' on the River Ness. But Inverness Angling Club (IAC) can promise enjoyable angling on a beautiful river that has built a solid reputation for its fine catches of salmon, grilse and sea trout. These clear, sparkling waters have delivered years of pleasure for the region's anglers and visitors from many parts of the UK and overseas. IAC leases double bank fishings for some three miles of water where there is always a good chance of a fish. Founded in 1917, Inverness Angling Club successfully supports and promotes angling in Inverness and the surrounding area, attracting a membership of over 350, including a strong junior (under 18) section of some 130. Reaching its centenary year fun 2017, the club can justly claim to have made a significant contribution to game angling in Scotland and further afield. Inverness, Scotland UK

Lairg Angling Club is situated on the north side of Loch Shin about 1 mile west of the Sutherland village of Lairg. The Club has boats available for hire on 3 local lochs, Shin Craggie and Beannach. The club runs fly only competitions throughout the season including the very popular 2 day Highland Wild Brown Trout Challenge, (Sponsored by Clynelish Distillery) and the Shin Open (Sponsored by Scottish Sea Farms). Lairg, Scotland UK

Lamington was formed as a Club in the late 1800’s and we have positive records from 1931. We lease a stretch of the river Clyde from Boat Bridge, Thankerton, to the Bower Pool at Roberton. Nine miles all in, this is made up of eighteen leases and we rely on the continuing goodwill of our landlords for the superb unspoilt surroundings and fishing. We lease almost all the fishing, both banks; unleased stretches are few and far between and are clearly marked. There is plenty of easy access and stiles, parking areas are all clearly marked. Thankerton, Scotland, UK

Scotland's Premier Angling Club. The OTFA is a non-profit making voluntary body dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of game fishing throughout the Orkney Islands. At a time when natural habitats are under continual threat and pressure, the continuation of the OTFA's work is of paramount importance to both local and visiting angler to ensure that the rich heritage of Orkney trout fishing has a future as bright as it's past. Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland

Club Waters: Lower Loch Gryffe, Harelaw and Knocknair Reservoirs. Our membership numbers in recent years has been steadily growing and we currently have around 150 seniors, 45 retired and life members, 25 juniors, some of whom are female. Port Glasgow, Scotland, UK

SANACC (Scottish Anglers National Association Competition Clubs Ltd) is the Association of Scottish Angling Clubs which organises national fly fishing competitions for its members and manages the senior Scottish International loch and river teams which compete in the international competitions run under the auspices of the International Fly Fishing Association. Membership of SANACC is open to Angling Clubs based in Scotland and entry to the competitions is restricted to anglers who are members of these clubs. Penicuik, Scotland, UK

SANA (Scottish Anglers National Association Ltd) is recognised as the Governing Body for Game Angling in Scotland. We are a volunteer organisation representing Scottish Game Anglers. We are committed to growing and protecting our sport. We are funded by membership subscriptions and a grant from Sportscotland. We are an inclusive body that includes a number of affiliated organisations for youths, ladies and disabled anglers (SDFFA). SANA is committed to protecting game angling fish stocks and the right to enjoy our sport.

The SFSA is committed to: Safeguarding the future of Sea Angling in Scotland, Providing equal opportunities for all to get involved in this great sport., Protecting the rights of access to fishing, Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults within the sport and Providing coaches and pathways to ensure that anglers can develop and achieve their personal goals. The Scottish Federation of Sea Anglers (S.F.S.A.) is the governing body for the sport of sea angling in Scotland. It's role, as defined by Sportscotland, is to creat a vision and deliver a strategic plan for the development and delivery of their sport, which determines how it will be implemented locally, regionally and nationally.

SCAC is a young healthy Coarse Angling Club in the Scottish Borders. Our water is home to an abundance of coarse fish including Mirror and Common Carp to double figures, Roach, Tench, Perch, Pike and Gudgeon. Galashiels, Scotland, UK

The Silver Lure Sea Angling Club was founded as long ago as 1974, and is now one of the longest running Sea Angling Clubs in Scotland. The Club has an active membership which includes guys (and girls) of all levels of experience. We hold monthly boat and shore outings across Scotland, travelling to areas such as the Mull of Galloway, the East Coast area between Arbroath and Montrose, and also the West Coast sea lochs. We also encourage young people to participate. Silver Lure can boast having two fully qualified angling coaches among our members, who are keen to share their skills within an organised coaching environment. Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK

The UAAA was formed in 2006 in memory of the late Jim Bell – to ensure that Angling prospered in the Strathaven area. We have tried to pack our site with lots of information about our waters & how to fish them – we have tried to put up as much news & information about the UAAA. We look after and manage the fishing on Glengavel Reservoir. Strathaven, Scotland, UK

Enjoy your fishing with one of the oldest Angling Clubs in the River Clyde catchment area.​ In the 1870's, Walton Angling Club was formed as an exclusive club by a group of wealthy businessmen from Glasgow. Gradually, it attracted more local folk as the surrounding countryside became more developed. Today, we still flourish as a members only club serving the angling community in and around the picturesque village of Eaglesham. We now have almost 100 members most of whom live locally. Glasgow, Scotland