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

Husband 'devastated' by body find (12 Mar 2010)
The husband of a woman whose body was found in undergrowth after a night out has spoken of his "heartbreak".

Carbon capture bid wins funding (12 Mar 2010)
Scottish Power wins "tens of millions of pounds" in funding to develop technology designed to tackle climate change.

Angry scenes at Trump exhibition (12 Mar 2010)
A public exhibition of the masterplan for US tycoon Donald Trump's controversial £1bn golf resort witnesses angry scenes.

Women on pill 'may live longer' (12 Mar 2010)
Women who have taken the contraceptive pill are less likely to die of cancer and heart disease, a long-term study finds.

Arrest over Susan Boyle break-in (12 Mar 2010)
A 16-year-old is arrested and charged in connection with a break-in at singer Susan Boyle's home in West Lothian.

New guidelines for firefighters (12 Mar 2010)
New health and safety guidelines for firefighters have been published to help rescue workers act faster in dangerous situations.

Bruise claim at baby murder trial (12 Mar 2010)
The trial of a man accused of murdering his baby daughter hears she had no bruising to her body the day before she died.

P&J News

£385 nip goes down a treat (12 Mar 2010)
The world’s oldest bottled Speyside single malt whisky – costing £385 a nip – has been opened at long last and sipped by special guests who soaked in the atmosphere of Edinburgh Castle yesterday

Aberdeen licensees caught in crackdown (12 Mar 2010)
More than 500 Scottish licensees have been caught selling alcohol to youngsters in the past year

Highland airline lays out its cash problems (12 Mar 2010)
The full extent of the financial problems facing the troubled Highland Airways group emerged for the first time last night

Joy for Dundee assault teacher as shame lifted (12 Mar 2010)
A teacher who was sacked after being convicted of assaulting two abusive pupils has been granted an absolute discharge by senior judges

Man denies murdering his wife in fraud bid (12 Mar 2010)
A north-east man has denied drugging and murdering his first wife and attempting to kill his second as part of a plan to make almost £1million from insurance policies

Scottish Power customers to benefit from price cut (12 Mar 2010)
Energy provider Scottish Power said yesterday it would cut gas bills by an average of 8% from March 31

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