Credit River Anglers Association

Support Conservation

Ontario’s largest steelhead anglers group! CRAA is a watershed group, so we work on the entire watershed and all species within.

Join CRAA Today

If you fish the Credit River you should become a member! Join CRAA today to improve your fishing tomorrow!

The Future of our fishery

CRAA has been raising fish for the Credit River since 1994. Since that time CRAA has stocked several million trout and salmon into the Credit River.

Conservation Work

Check out some of the fantastic work thousands of volunteers have done to make our environment a much better place for fish, wildlife and everybody!

Gets the latest news from CRAA! Volunteer days, Newsletters, Events & More! CRAA is a group of concerned anglers & conservationists that are dedicated to improving the fishery that exists in the Credit River.

Membership

Why Join CRAA? If you fish the Credit River you should become a member! The annual dues are a mere $10.00 (based on a 3 year membership). This is very little and offset many times over with member-only discounts at

LATEST PROJECTS

May, 2016 – Volunteers from CRAA planted 3,000 black walnut trees along various sections of the Credit River targeting the few remaining open areas we have not planted. CRAA works with many private land owners and municipalities…

CRAA Steelhead Tournament

May 5, 2018 REGISTRATION Entry Fee: $35.00 Participant’s Name Contact Email Experience Level ExpertAmateurBeginner Bringing a camera? YesNo CRAA Steelhead Tournament 2018 CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE & RULES

CRAA Newsletters

Latest News from CRAA. About our volunteer work days, conservation projects, fishing tips, techniques, articles and more! Lightlines March 2017 – READ NOW! CRAA NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE Lightlines-Vol 28-1-2017-Spring Lightlines-Vol 27-1-2016-Spring Lightlines-Vol 26-1-2015-Spring Lightlines-Vol 25-2-2014-Fall Lightlines-Vol 25-1-2014-Spring Lightlines-Vol 24-1-2013-Spring Lightlines-Vol 23-1-2012-Summer

Report A Tagged Fish

Did you catch a fish with a CRAA tag? Please report your catch here so we may monitor the success of our work. Each tag has a unique number and colour as an identifier. Fill out the form below. Thank-you for your support!