As of this week, fishinginpeterborough.co.uk is the club's own from top to bottom, the domain name to the hosting.
It's faster and it works properly on a phone. For over a decade the old site ran on a volunteer's goodwill, and the club is grateful for every year of it. Owning our own front door was overdue.
Two things on there are worth your time straight away. You can send us a catch report from any page, photos and all, and the best of them now sit at the top of the homepage. And if you see something wrong on the bank, there's a proper incident form that reaches the right people in minutes.
Rob Harris Chairman, Peterborough & District Angling Association
Feature
Built to be useful at the bank
Every water has its own page with a proper map: the banks you can fish drawn in green, parking marked in gold, night fishing flagged where it's allowed. River conditions on the homepage come straight from the Environment Agency's gauges, updated through the day.
Ferry Meadows: year-round water, ten minutes from town.
Every page of it belongs to P&DAA, from the domain name to the map pins.
Send a catch report in from the site, with photos, and the standout fish appear on the homepage under Latest catches, badged as a member catch or one from the team. It's the quickest way to show what these rivers produce, and it only works if reports keep coming in.
Catches of the month
Three from August
Member catch
4lb 1oz ChubChris Morton · Stanground Backwater · 12 August
Team P&DAA
6lb BarbelRobbie Cunnington · Elton Fishery · 9 August
Team P&DAA
4lb ChubStewart Pryke · Wellington Fishery · 4 August
£15 for adults, free for under-18s, valid to 31 December. Buy membership
Day tickets online
Pick your date and pay in a minute. Juniors fish free. Buy a day ticket
Seen something wrong?
Poaching, pollution or fish in distress: report it and it reaches the bailiff team in minutes. For pollution, ring the EA first on 0800 80 70 60. Report an incident
Bailiffs, every day
Over the last three months of records, every single day had at least one patrol logged across our waters.
