Scotland’s best value salmon and trout fishing
3000+ rod days of salmon fishing for just the membership fee.
Join now and enjoy memorable experiences in beautiful scenery on some of the finest salmon fishing beats in Scotland.
Fishing for hard fighting brownies on fantastic River Tay and River Earn Beats as well as outstanding stocked fisheries.
Join PDAA Today
There are few clubs that can equal the level of angling provision that we offer (approximately 3000 rod days per season) for the annual subscription only.
Membership of the PDAA offers some of the best-value salmon and trout fishing in the country.
Beats for 2026 include
- Upper Redgorton
- Lower Scone
- Upper Scone (to be confirmed)
- Stobhall
- Newtyle
- Dalguise
- Upper Farleyer
- BRDAA water on the River Ericht
- Kinkell Bridge on the River Earn
Although originally aimed at Perthshire anglers, full membership is now available to all, no matter where you live.
Updated for 2026
Junior Member
Under 17 years of age - FREE
Please note that Junior Members can only join if their parent or Guardian is also a member of PDAA
Youth Member
17 to 21 years of age - £40
Ordinary Member
22+ years of age - £330
Senior Member - Existing senior members only
Existing senior members at 23 November 2025 - £270.
All new members over 22 years from 23 November 2025 will join as ordinary members at the ordinary subs rate
Junior Trout Member
Under 17 years of age - FREE
Please note that Junior Members can only join if their parent or Guardian is also a member of PDAA
Trout Member
17 years of age and over - £40
Payment Details
Perth & District Anglers Association
Reference: use your Surname
Sort code: 83 47 00
Account: 19631792
Via cheque to:
The Treasurer,Perth & District Anglers Association,
Kinnon Park Farmhouse,
Methven,
Perth, PH1 3NE
The annual membership fee – (there are no additional daily fees, except for trout lochs) – provides access to some of the finest salmon fishing on the Tay and its tributaries, including unlimited access to the club's own beat at Logierait.
For comparison, day tickets on the Tay cost from around £30 at the start of the season and quickly ramp up to up to £250 and more in September and October.
