Glaston Manor Angling Association

Glastonbury-area club fishing the River Brue, South Drain and Burtle Lakes.

Glaston Manor Angling Association (GMAA) is a coarse fishing club serving Glastonbury, Street and the surrounding Somerset Levels. Members can fish stretches of the River Brue downstream from Lydford-on-Fosse, a Brue tributary, the South Drain between Glastonbury and Edington, and another drain near Westhay. The club's stillwaters are the three Burtle Lakes on the Burtle Road between Westhay and Burtle, open all year to season members. Across its waters anglers can expect roach, bream, tench, rudd, perch, chub, dace and pike, with trout present in the upper Brue. Membership includes senior, junior, concession, half-season and short-term options, and the club belongs to the Somerset Levels Amalgamation of Angling Clubs.