The Broome Angling Society, based in Melton Mowbray, is known as Leicestershire's leading angling club. With over fourteen superb waters and membership of Leicester AMAL being included, the club offers a variety of fishing options to suit every angler. Membership starts at an affordable 35. 00 per year, making it accessible to all enthusiasts.
The club caters to a range of fishing interests, including pleasure fishing, specimen hunting, and match fishing. For matchmen, there are weekly matches held throughout the year at various venues. These matches can be as fun or as competitive as desired, with optional pools and trophies up for grabs.
The lakes maintained by the Broome Angling Society are teeming with a diverse range of fish, both large and small. Many members enjoy the challenge of catching specimen fish each season. The club even maintains a big fish list, with trophies awarded each season to the captor of the biggest fish in each species.
Regular competition results are published on the website, providing insight into which lakes are producing the best catches. All members, especially specimen hunters, are encouraged to keep the “Big Fish” list up to date by emailing catch details to the webmaster. Members are also invited to share any news-worthy items or photos with the club.
Privacy is of utmost importance to the Broome Angling Society, and they are committed to protecting the privacy of their members. Membership data is not sold or passed on to any third party. Prospective members are urged to read the club's Privacy Policy before joining.
The website features a section for the latest updates, including news reports and additions to members' galleries. Match schedules for the week are also posted regularly. Additionally, the website provides important information on the maintenance of fish health, urging anglers to thoroughly dry nets, mats, sacks, and bags after each fishing session to help contain infections.
The committee and bailiffs of the Broome Angling Society are actively involved in maintaining the club's operations. Contact information for committee members is provided on the website for ease of communication. The website also highlights the role of bailiffs, who play a vital part in protecting the club's waters. Existing members are kindly reminded to cooperate if asked to show their membership book and rod licence by a bailiff.
To join the Broome Angling Society and be a part of this exceptional club, interested individuals can fill out the membership form available on the website.
