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How To Join Doncaster & District Angling Association

Club Books are only £17.00* for the year. The Year runs from April 1st to March 31st. There are two ways you can get a club book.

*Concessionary rates (£10.00) are available for OAP's and Juniors

£15 for club association books

Option 1

Download this membership form and send it to;
(To download the form, right click over the the above link and select save as. Then open the file and print it.)

Martin Warne
59 Broughton Avenue Bentley
Doncaster
DN5 9QS

tel 07771986849

Cheques/postal orders please & a SAE, plus anglers contact No. (if more than 2 books ordered £1 postage required) Cheques should be made payable to
Doncaster and District Angling Association

Option 2

Visit any of the tackle shops below;

Shop	Address	Tel.
Kingfisher Angling Centre	148 High Street, Bentley	01302 874888
Stainforth Angling Centre	24 Silver St Stainforth	01302 846623
Thorne Pet Shop	Thorne	01405 814056
Askern Pet Shop	Askern	01302 700862
Doncaster Angling Centre	207 Carr House Rd Doncaster	01302 363629
Snap & Tackle	Rossington	01302 863832
Pauls Tackle Centre	Doncaster Rd Denaby main	01709 862558
Woodlands Angling Supplies	232 Great North Rd Woodlands	01302 728876
R&R Sports	40 High St Bawtry	01302 711130

ADVICE FOR ANGLERS AND THOSE INVOLVED IN WATER SPORTS

Don't put wet fishing line, ropes or other objects in your mouth.

Don't go into any open water without wearing protective footwear.

Don't drink water from rivers, streams etc.

Don't leave food, fishing bait, etc on the bankside.

Don't pick up or touch dead animals, especially rats without wearing gloves.

Don't swim in open water.

Don't eat or smoke whilst fishing

Cover cuts, scratches, grazes and skin rashes with waterproof plaster or gloves.

Avoid capsizing canoes or dinghies where possible. If necessary use a face mask or nose clip.

Always wash or shower after watersports

Wash your hands before eating or smoking after any watersport.

Report rubbish sightings or rats near open areas of water (or any rubbish and food which may attract them) to the Environmental Health Department.