An Angling Association Serving the Northeast of Scotland

Now You Can Check Your Own Catch Returns!

renew your membership online now!!

Photo taken at the opening of the Dee. I thought the caption could be
" What, you have not renewed your membership on line?" do it HERE . now
Photograph courtesy of Mike Barrio of fishingthefly

It is now time to pay your annual ADAA fees. This can be done at Somers fishing tackle or on line HERE.

Permits are posted out very quickly and you should receive the permit and diary in 48 hours.

When on line please consider adding some of the ADAA goodies or perhaps joining the Friends of the River Don. Charitable donations are also possible to both the Dee and Don trusts.

The ADAA have developed a new catch return system. As you will know we need you to record all fish caught within 48 hours, either via the phone in system or easily via this website, this is a club rule as well as a legal requirement, the ADAA have to make regular returns of catches to the Government. Catch returns also influence our stocking policy

Click HERE to be taken directly to the site log in .

To log in your user name is your surname and your pin number is your membership number, expressed as a four digit number. E.g. 33 would be 0033. You only have to log in once and this will be recorded for you.

click on the card to be taken to the login

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BBC News - Scotland

Student terror conviction quashed (09 Feb 2010)
A man branded a "wannabe suicide bomber" will not face a retrial on terrorism charges after a conviction is quashed.

Inquiry into Scottish trafficking (09 Feb 2010)
An inquiry begins to establish the extent of human trafficking in Scotland and whether victims have enough protection.

Housing crisis 'worst since WWII' (09 Feb 2010)
The house building industry says Scotland is facing its worst housing crisis since World War II and recovery could take years.

Engineers work on waterbus glitch (09 Feb 2010)
Stagecoach hopes to resume testing of an amphibious bus service in Glasgow after technical problems halted the first trial.

Diver's body recovered from wreck (09 Feb 2010)
The remains of a male diver have been recovered from a wreck in Scapa Flow in Orkney, Northern Constabulary say.

Gunmen fire shots into property (08 Feb 2010)
Police believe a flat in the east end of Glasgow was deliberately targeted by gunmen after shots were fired into the property.

Naked rambler's longest sentence (08 Feb 2010)
A man known as the naked rambler receives his longest sentence yet for refusing to put his clothes on.

P&J News

Boss hits at campaign to back Sir Ian’s vision (09 Feb 2010)
A top north-east businessman has claimed that many people feel “pressurised” into supporting Sir Ian Wood’s proposals for Aberdeen’s Union Terrace Gardens because of his status

Offshore safety device is back in use (09 Feb 2010)
A safety device designed to help locate offshore workers lost at sea has been issued on North Sea helicopter flights for the first time in almost a year

MPs’ ‘golden goodbyes’ suspended (09 Feb 2010)
The “golden goodbye” payments for three MPs facing criminal charges over their expenses will be suspended until after legal proceedings, Commons Speaker John Bercow said last night

Doctor who gave King of Pop sedative charged over death (09 Feb 2010)
Michael Jackson’s doctor was charged yesterday with involuntary manslaughter over the pop star’s shock death

Thousands to miss out on place at universities (09 Feb 2010)
Thousands of would-be students could miss out on a place at Scotland’s universities because the number of applications has surged by almost a third

Taste of Grampian names cookery stars (09 Feb 2010)
The two celebrity chefs who will be starring at this year’s Taste of Grampian food festival were revealed last night

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