Our Partners

P&DAA has never worked only for its own banks. We build for the whole sport, and we work with the organisations protecting the Nene.

Started & funded by P&DAA

Projects we gave to the sport

Both of these began inside the club and now serve anglers, clubs and fisheries far beyond Peterborough.

Hydroscape
HydroscapeRecord. Monitor. Protect.

A free biodiversity and water quality reporting platform for anglers and fishery managers. Anyone at the water can record what they see in 30 seconds, with GPS, timestamps and AI photo verification against a database of over 1,000 UK freshwater species. The evidence supports cormorant licencing, conservation and fishery management, and Hydroscape is in regular conversation with the Environment Agency, Natural England and Natural Resources Wales.

11,000+Verified reports
60,000+Birds recorded
1,000+Species database
School Of Fish
School Of FishLearn to fish, properly

Coaching for newcomers of every age with qualified coaches, all tackle and bait provided. Free and paid sessions run through the season alongside annual membership options, giving complete beginners and returning anglers a proper start in the sport. School Of Fish also delivers coaching qualifications, training the next generation of angling coaches, the route P&DAA's own coaches come through. Started by P&DAA and now run as its own venture.

QualifiedCoaches
CoachQualifications
TackleProvided

Both projects were started and funded by Peterborough & District Angling Association. We build them, give them away, and they now serve clubs and anglers nationally. That's what we think a club is for.

Corporate volunteering

Bring your team to the river

Himalayan balsam grows head-high along the Nene, shades out everything native beneath it, then dies back in the autumn and leaves the bank bare for the winter floods. Pulling it is a day's work for a team and a season's work for a handful of volunteers.

Three P&DAA volunteers clearing bankside growth with long-handled tools.
What a day looks like

Balsam pulling through the summer, bank and swim clearance from autumn, path and platform work in winter. Physical, outdoors, and finished by the time you would normally be thinking about the drive home.

What we bring

Tools, gloves, a safety briefing and someone who knows the water supervising throughout. Your team needs boots, old clothes and a packed lunch.

What it costs

Nothing. We are a volunteer-run association and the help is the point. You get a day that is genuinely useful rather than a made-up task, and a stretch of river that is measurably better for it.

It suits team building, corporate social responsibility and give-back days, and it works because the job is real. We can take groups of most sizes across around twelve miles of the Nene, several miles of the Welland and the lakes at Ferry Meadows.

Talk to us about a day

Want to work with us?

If your organisation shares our interest in the Nene, the Welland and the future of angling, we'd like to hear from you.

support@fishinginpeterborough.co.uk