LATEST UPDATE
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Hi everyone. With the 2025 season fast approaching we are are aware that everyone is keen to buy tickets. The committee made the decision at the end of last season to move all ticket sales over to the Fishing around the forth website. Our day tickets have been on there for a number of years and we are working with the people at fishing around the forth to get your season tickets on within the next couple of weeks. This does mean that from now on your ticket will be an e-ticket only which will be sent to your email address to store on your phone. You will have the option to print it our or keep it on your phone to be shown to bailiffs when requested along with either a pre-existing membership card if you have one or other photo ID such as your driving licence.(showing both ticket and ID is mandatory.)
There are no changes to ticket prices for 2025. We hope you all have a great year. Once tickets are up for sale we will notify you here.
If you have any queries about anything regarding fishing on the Allan water please email us at awaia1911@gmail.com
ALLAN WATER ANGLING IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Affordable fishing for everyone
Allan Water Angling Improvement
Why not escape for a while and spend an hour or two fishing the finest small river in Central Scotland.
Within easy reach of Edinburgh and Glasgow (40 min), and Perth (30 mins) the Allan offers affordable brown trout, sea trout, and salmon fishing for all. The Allan Water Angling Improvement Association controls approximately 15 miles of mostly double bank fishing. The Association is committed to providing good quality affordable fishing for its members and visiting anglers who are always welcome and both daily and season permits are readily available. The season opens on 15th March and closes on 6th October for brown trout and 31st October for salmon and sea trout.
WHO WE ARE
A.W.A.I.A.
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The Association was started in 1911 as part of a growing concern that there was no regulation around fishing in the local area. The Association has gone from strength to strength over the last 100 years managing these local fishings and can still offer fishing at affordable prices on large stretches of the Allan Water. The Committee continues to meet regularly to discuss issues relating to the river. Looking ahead to 2019 the focus will be on increasing and maintaining membership numbers,making it easier for visitors to obtain daily/weekly permits and providing better accessibility to the water where possible. The committee will be working with the Forth fishery board and the Forth Rivers trust to try to deliver sustainable and responsible fishing for many years to come. The Allan Water Angling Improvement Association remains a non profit organisation and relies on external funding to allow any larger projects to be considered. It is hoped that in the coming year through partnership with local businesses that some much needed access works will be carried out.
Here at Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, we are committed to ensuring that our members and visitors get the best value for money when fishing the Allan Water.
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The Catherdral Streams in Winter
Photographer
Tam McKenzie
