La Perche Trélazéenne

La Perche Trélazéenne is a fishing association serving Angers, Trélazé and the surrounding area in Maine-et-Loire. Founded in 1909, it supports recreational fishing across the Loire, the Louet, the Authion and the Aubance. The association helps members and visitors discover local fishing grounds and provides information about access, regulations, opening dates, catch sizes and protected areas. Anglers can purchase fishing permits through the association and find information about local permit sellers.

Its team offers practical advice on fishing techniques, equipment preparation and choosing fishing spots in rivers, ponds and lakes. Guidance covers methods such as float fishing and long-pole fishing, and local species including roach, bream, tench and carp, as well as pike, zander and catfish. Through its Ateliers Pêche Nature fishing school, the association shares experience with beginners, young anglers and more experienced participants. It also publishes news and event information, including fishing competitions, and works to promote responsible recreational fishing and awareness of aquatic environments. The association is based at 20 rue Roger Salengro in Trélazé.