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For the people who run fly-fishing clubs

Give the Club Back Its Evenings.

Roster, dues, waivers and reservations in one place instead of a spreadsheet, a shared inbox and a phone. Your club still decides who gets in and what it costs — we just take the admin off whoever has been carrying it.

No card and no obligation to talk.We'll tell you plainly if it isn't a fit.

If you run a club, this will be familiar

The club runs on somebody's evenings.

Usually a volunteer's. And the work that eats those evenings is almost never the fishing.

  • The roster lives in a spreadsheet

    One person has the real version. Everyone else has a copy from March, and nobody is sure which members are actually current.

  • Dues get chased by hand

    Renewal notices, second notices, a cheque that never arrives, and a membership year that quietly ends without anyone noticing.

  • Reservations run through a phone

    Someone takes the call, writes it in a book, and hopes nobody else booked the same beat. Double-bookings are found on the riverbank.

  • Waivers are a filing problem

    Signed on paper, stored in a binder, and impossible to prove for a specific person on a specific day when it actually matters.

None of it is hard. All of it is relentless, and it is what makes running a club feel like a second job.

One system instead of six

Roster, dues, waivers, reservations and member email in one place — replacing the spreadsheet, the shared inbox and the reservation phone.

Dues collected without chasing

Members pay by card on the schedule you set. Renewals, reminders and receipts run themselves, and you can see who has paid without opening a spreadsheet.

Your club stays yours

You decide who gets in, what membership costs, and which water your members can book. AnglerPass runs the plumbing, not your club.

From the water

What a member says about AnglerPass

As an RMAC staff member, most of the members I've spoken with have told me how much they like the new website and booking system — especially how easy it is to book a property and then get a confirmation email with everything they need: reservation number, gate codes, maps and GPS, even a pre-filled reservation card waiting in their dashboard.

Lowell Mosher

Staff, Rocky Mountain Angling Club

How a club moves onto AnglerPass

  1. STEP 01

    We talk first

    How your club runs, what your dues look like, whether you hold your own water. This is a conversation, not a signup form — clubs are too different for a wizard.

  2. STEP 02

    We bring your roster across

    Your existing members are imported, not re-recruited. They keep their membership; they just get a login and stop phoning in reservations.

  3. STEP 03

    You run the club, we run the plumbing

    Dues collection, waivers, the booking calendar, member email. You keep deciding who gets in and what membership costs.

Your water stays your water. Clubs on AnglerPass keep their own landowner relationships and decide which of their properties members can book.

The money, plainly

What it costs, and what your club keeps.

A monthly subscription for the software, and a small fee on the dues we collect for you. Nothing is taken out of what your members pay you.

Club subscription
From $79/moFounding rate for clubs that subscribe by 30 September 2026, held on that plan for as long as you stay subscribed.
Your dues revenue
100%The membership fee is added on top of what your member pays, so your club receives the full dues amount you set.
Rod-fee revenue
Your splitYour club's share of every booking on water it manages, set with the landowner.

Rod-fee revenue is released after a 7-day post-trip hold and swept daily; dues and initiation fees are remitted on a weekly schedule. The membership fee recurs annually with each renewal rather than being a one-time charge — worth knowing before you sign, because you will see it again.

What club boards ask

The questions that decide it.

  • Do we lose control of our own club?

    No. You decide who is admitted, what membership costs, which water your members can book, and what your rules are. AnglerPass does not admit members, does not set your dues, and does not talk to your members without you. It is the software your club runs on, not a governing body it joins.

  • What happens to our data if we leave?

    It is yours and it comes with you. Your events, registrations, waivers, incident records, member activity and financials all export to CSV or PDF on demand. There is no minimum term — a club that stops subscribing drops to the free Starter plan rather than being locked out of its own records.

  • Our members aren't technical. Will this actually get used?

    It has to survive that test or it is worthless, which is why the member's side is deliberately thin: log in, see what's open, book a day, get a confirmation email with everything they need for the trip. Members who prefer to phone the club can still phone the club — your staff can book on their behalf.

  • We already have a club website. Does this replace it?

    Only if you want it to. ClubOS runs the operations regardless. A club website is a separate product you can add — it is not required, and it carries its own one-off build cost plus monthly hosting, which we'll quote plainly rather than bury.

  • Are we big enough for this?

    Probably, and small is easier rather than harder — a club of forty with one overworked membership chair usually feels the difference faster than a large one with a paid administrator. Tell us your size and we'll tell you honestly whether it is worth the subscription.

  • What do you require of us?

    Two things worth knowing before you talk to us. Your club must carry its own liability insurance — we'll ask for the declaration page from your policy, and we keep it on file so the landowners whose water you manage can see the cover exists. And every angler who books signs a liability release for the specific property before we take their payment, which is handled for you. Beyond that, you run your club the way you already run it.

Worth twenty minutes to find out.

Tell us how your club runs today. We'll tell you whether this is worth your board's time.

No card, no obligation

Tell us about your club.

Clubs are too different for a signup wizard, so this starts as a conversation. Two sentences about how yours runs is enough for us to tell you whether AnglerPass is worth your time.

A sentence is plenty. It tells us whether AnglerPass is worth your time before we take any of it.
  • No obligation, and no card required to talk to us.
  • Your roster, your members, and your data stay yours — exportable whenever you want them.
  • We'll tell you plainly if AnglerPass isn't a fit for how your club runs.

Common questions

Run the Club. Not the Spreadsheet.

No card to talk to us, no minimum term, and your roster and records export whenever you want them.

Talk to Us About Your Club

No card and no obligation to talk. We'll tell you plainly if it isn't a fit.

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