SDAA Membership for 2026/27 Season
Membership
New & Lapsed Members
Applications for SDAA membership for the 2025/26 season closed on 30th November 2025.
Details regarding applications for membership for the 2026/27 season will appear on this website in spring 2026.
Please note that the club does not run a waiting list for membership and applications from new/lapsed members will be considered on a strictly first come first served basis.
Current Members
Current members will have the opportunity to renew their membership to the SDAA for the 2026/27 season in spring 2026.
Associate Junior Members
Associate Junior Membership is free to children under 17, but subject to the following additional rules:
Associate Junior Membership Cards must be carried at all times whilst on club waters.
Associate Junior Members can only fish whilst supervised by a Member aged 18 or over
Members and their Associate Junior Members must occupy the same swim.
Associate Junior Members can only fish with one rod.
Associate Junior Members are not permitted to vote at the AGM.
Associate Junior Members can claim specimen trophies.
Download and complete the form below
Junior Members
Download and complete the form below
Junior Membership applications are restricted to children aged 12-16 (see application form above for prices).
· Junior Members can use up to two rods.
· Junior Members must be accompanied and supervised by a Member aged 18 or over occupying the same swim. The only exception is that Juniors will be allowed to fish unaccompanied in their own swim during the daytime, when a signed copy of the 'SDAA Junior Parent / Guardian Consent Form' has been processed by the Registrar.
Being a member of the SDAA
Members are the lifeblood of any club, providing the essential support and engagement that drive its success. Their active participation and diverse perspectives foster a vibrant community, enriching the Shefford and Districts Angling Association activities and initiatives. Members' contributions, whether through volunteering, sharing ideas, or simply being present, create a sense of belonging and purpose. Without dedicated members, our club would struggle to thrive and achieve its goals.
