Waveney A.C was formed in the 1960's,Mac Collett
being one of the founder members. The object of the club was to
promote match fishing, over the years we have participated in The
Suffolk and Norfolk Winter League and on five occassions over a
period of ten years have won The Suffolk and Norfolk Winter League
which enabled us to fish in five national semi-finals on rivers
including the river Weaver, Great Ouse, river Witham and the river
Trent. With the help of the late Frank Barlow on the river Trent we
came second while fishing against the top 17 teams in the UK, only
beaten by Nottingham A.C. who were on their home water, enabling us
to fish in the grand final which was held in Denmark.
Waveney members have also fished national championships over a
period of 25 years, fishing for Suffolk County,Harleston &
Wortwell. Waveney then decided to enter their own team in the
national championship, starting in division five and within five
years gained promotion to the first division. Waveney members have
won numerous open matches all over the region and the UK .
Over the last 20years Nick Larkin (a team member at the
time) sponsored the team through his business, Nisa Feeders,at that
point we became Nisa Waveney.
Nick Larkin is a superb and very experienced river angler and is
also one of east anglia's top feeder anglers using his knowledge to
develop his business.
Nisa Waveney Juniors formed in February 2009 with the ambition
to carry on the success's of the senior team and to offer support
and coaching opportunities in angling to young people between the
ages of eight and eighteen inclusive, with or without disabilities
regardless of race, gender or ability.
Active members of Nisa Waveney are Mac
Collett (President), Keith Gostling,
Bernie Turner, Mick Burch, International angler Darren
(Bob)Wessells, Nick Larkin,
Richard Watson,Ian Wood, and Ray Darnell all give their
time freely to help the juniors.
We also approached local clubs most of whom have given us their
full support as have Suffolk Water Park and F.M.S.



