Salford Friendly Anglers. Membership

Salford Friendly Anglers Membership.


Right everyone this is very important.

Mike Duddy Chairman off Salford Friendly Anglers is signing up all new applicants NOW . If you have had trouble signing up in the past please, please, please sign up again and you will be in.

We are a pressure group so membership is extremely important to our organisation. THE MORE MEMBERS WE HAVE THE MORE CLOUT WE HAVE with government bodies, local councils and private industry.





Did I mention its FREE, yes FREE to join . We have 7 lakes, Salford Keys & Miles of the River Iwell.

If you want to catch fish like this on the Irwell then help us protect the river by joining us.

Irwell chub


Castermans PB Irwell chub below 😊


Irwell perch



Not the biggest Irwell roach bag by any means but its my first and
"Salford Pete" aka my old man caught his first ever River Irwell fish.

I the 1970's and 80's me and "Salford Pete" used look down at the river from Victoria Bridge and dream of fishing the river in Manchester Town Centre. Now we have don it and caught well, two dreams for filled. Thanks gor your help Casterman I owe you one.



The thought of Town Centre River Irwell roach even got a rod back in my dads hands and hes is 71 this year. Well done S.F.A.


Come on lads, sign up for a better river.


http://salfordfriendlyanglers.co.uk/join/

TTFN

Peanut.









Keep the Irwell clean an it will be one of the best rivers in the country !!!!

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