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Cranleigh Angling Society is a fishing club based in Cranleigh, Surrey, with fishing available to its members at several well stocked fisheries. THE CRANLEIGH ANGLING SOCIETY ABOUT US & OUR WATERS Our Society has been established since 1927 and has waters in and around Cranleigh in Surrey. Cranleigh is between Guildford and Horsham and is reputed to be the largest village in England. Read More Our Waters Membership NEWS AND UPDATES Oct 21, 2024 1 min read Grafham Grange school update 102 0 comments 0 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Jun 20, 2024 1 min read Guest & Exchange Permits 128 0 comments 0 3 likes. Post not marked as liked 3 Jun 3, 2024 1 min read Carp in The Fisheries first pond 150 0 comments 0 Post not marked as liked View All News About Us About Us The Cranleigh Angling Society was established in 1927 in Cranleigh in the county of Surrey. Cranleigh is situated midway between the towns of Guildford, Godalming and Horsham and is reputed to be the largest village in England. It is a vibrant village of local shops & businesses. Our fishing venues are in Cranleigh and neighbouring villages and offer fishing in relaxed surroundings for Carp and various other species including Tench, Bream, Roach, Perch, Rudd and Crucian Carp. We have a Committee of members who hold positions for running the Society and are all avid anglers who love to help others learn and enjoy their fishing hobby. We have an annual general meeting every year for all members who wish to come to vote for their candidates for the Committee and have their say at the meeting on any concerns they may wish to raise.

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Join the Cranleigh Angling Society and become a member. MEMBERSHIP To apply for a yearly membership to Cranleigh Angling Society, please download the form below. You can then print and complete the form and mail them to us for membership. All details including bank transfer details and postal address are included in the PDF document. Download our postal form here >>>> Membership Form

Grafham Grange school is a school for children with special needs. Unfortunately, as such, part of our lease agreement with the school is that we have to carefully control access to the grounds by our members. Please can members ensure they have done the following before accessing Grafham Grange School: A) Register (if you have not done so already) the vehicle number plate of the vehicle intend to use to access Grafham Grange School, with the membership Secretary - Mick Turrell (07788 271395). B) Prior to each visit, you need to book-in with either the Chairman of The Society, (Derek Buxton 07762 562698) or The Head Bailiff of The Society, (Doug Burtenshaw 07786 896172) at least 24 hours before you intent to fish. Failure to do either of these two things could result in The Society loosing the fishing rights at the School and immediate expulsion of the member from the society. Dated 16th October 2024

Guest Day Tickets Adult members of the Society are able to bring up to two guests with them when fishing the Fisheries (Guest permits are NOT available for Grafham School, nor can Junior members take Guests). The current costs are £10 for each Adult guest and £5 for junior guests. Guest permits will only be issued on production of a current membership and minimum 24hrs notice before you want to fish. Please contact either the Head Bailiff , Doug Burtenshaw or the Chairman, Derek Buxton to obtain such permits. Should the guest decide to become a full member of the Society, the full membership will be reduced by the cost of the guest ticket, providing the application to become a member is received within 14 days after the issuing of the Guest permit. Exchange Tickets The Society hold Exchange Day Tickets for the following fishing clubs/Societies: Horsham & District Angling Association Guildford Angling Society Petersfield & District Angling Club Haslemere Angling Society Any CAS member wishing to make use of such tickets needs to contact the CAS Chairman, Derek Buxton. Please ensure that in addition to the Exchange Ticket, you also have to hand your CAS Permit, when visiting the other club waters and that you acquaint yourself with the other clubs rules and regulations and adhere to them at all times when visiting their waters.

Members are requested to remove any TRUE CARP, (NOT CRUCIAN'S) which are caught from the first pond at the Fisheries and release them into the second pond. If you could also weigh them and inform either the Chairman, the Head Bailiff or the Secretary of any such captures and their weight, that would be very helpful. The reason behind this is that the Fisheries Management Team wish to improve the environment for Crucian's (and to a lesser extent Tench, Roach and Rudd) in the first pond. Common Carp not only compete for food against other species but also readily cross-breed with Crucian Carp - a situation which will eventually lead to the demise of the True Crucian population in the pond! Simon Mosely Secretary of the Society