From 1 March 2025 Club Members who have not renewed their membership for the coming season will be deemed to be late payers and a £10.00 levy will be applied. Membership can now only be renewed by making a cheque … Continued
The Club’s Fly Tying Class for 2024/25 concluded on Wednesday 26 February 2025. There was a great turn out of tyers and Wednesday evening was their opportunity to demonstrate the skills that they have been learning over the winter months. … Continued
Payment of the Club fees for the 2025 season will be collected in the Clubhouse, 2a Kiln Lane, Havelock Park, Lurgan Road, Banbridge BT32 4PA. Collection will commence on Monday 17 February 2025. Opening times will be 7:30pm – 8:30pm … Continued
The competition programme in 2024 attracted all the usual competition anglers and every now and again a few newcomers. The competitions were extremely competitive and as enjoyable as ever. The Angler of the Year competition this year became a 2 horse … Continued
Banbridge Angling Club’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held in The Clubhouse, 2a Kiln Lane, Havelock Park, Banbridge on Monday 27 January 2025 at 7:30pm sharp. The News Journal, which is the formal notification of the AGM, has been … Continued
On Tuesday 22 October 2024 Banbridge Angling Club’s President Joe McCandless and Chairman Sam Watt had the pleasure of presenting a cheque for £400 to Jamie McCann, Cancer Focus NI. This was money raised on behalf of Banbridge Angling Club … Continued
Banbridge Angling Club’s Fly Tying Classes commence on Wednesday 6 November 2024 at the Clubrooms, Havelock Park, Banbridge. They will be held each Wednesday evening between 7:00pm and 8:45pm. The Classes will be led by David McCreedy, William Cochrane, Keith … Continued
On Thursday 3 October there were a couple of boats out fishing on the Corbet Lough. Stevie McArdle and Dean McStraw caught 7 fish between them. Brendan Downey caught 6 fish and also hooked and lost another 4 fish. There … Continued
As many of our members and boat anglers are aware the Corbet Lough fishery is not fishing as it should. While the associated environmental factors are not as severe as last season where we lost a substantial number of fish … Continued
The fishing at the Corbet Lough is challenging with some algae on the Lough, bright sunshine and the temperature being warmer than normal for this time of the year. As a consequence the fish are very lethargic and not feeding. … Continued