Welcome

Pat Oldham with a 17lb Salmon caught from the Buttress Pool
Two fine October Salmon in a single day for Ian Edwards
Jason Newton with a 9lb Salmon taken from beat 2 on the fly
Mark Ellis on opening day with a fine Chub estimated at 6 to 7lb
15Lb Springer for Derek Doyle Caught at Rodens Hall - May 2012
Patrick Taylor with a fresh 18lb fish that came to the fly - Sept 2012

Welcome to Bangor on Dee Salmon Angling Association, offering some of the finest Salmon fishing available on the Welsh river Dee.

Every year many good fish are taken by both experienced members and guests alike. We hold regular meetings and working parties where, as well as maintaining the fishery, we can meet fellow Members, forge new friendships and strengthen the ethos that has made BODSAA what it is today... a community.

Although Salmon runs are reported as having declined in recent years in most UK rivers,the Welsh Dee still maintains a healthy run of fish and there are hopeful signs of a returning Spring run.

Whilst the name of the club suggests it is purely driven by the pursuit of Salmon, BODSAA caters for most anglers wishing to fish our beautiful river for salmon, sea-trout (sewin) and brown trout as well as grayling and coarse fish.  The Dee holds superb chub, barbel and pike. Please visit our Galleries and the 'Fish to be Caught' menu for more detail.

If you are interested in membership of our association please click here and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

For Sunday, 19th May

Sunday 19th May:

The sun is out, the wind has dropped to manageable levels and the river is falling, so with the weather forecast for the coming week showing warmer temperatures and no sign of rain, things are finally looking up. Our weather is still dominated by Lows, which are not supposed to be good for fishing, but I can't see that changing until the jetstream moves North and allows the Highs to get to us. One lass on the TV did say there was some indication...