This solid silver trophy was given to the club by then-President Mr W. Pepperell Pitt in 1934, the name standing for "President Pepperell Pitt".

The P.P.P. Cup was uncontested from 1999 to 2012, but is now competed for every season.

Four Presidents have won the P.P.P. Cup - A.R. (Fred) Veale, Mike Taylor, Roger Palmer and Ken Jerrom. Warren Bates has won the cup eight times.

The George Bingham Christmas Shield was purchased in 1982 to commemorate the life of former Secretary George Bingham.

The Shield is always competed for at the Christmas Match, nowadays at Century Ponds or an 'away' venue.

Originally the Match took place on the River Chew, where as many as 50 anglers braved the weather and flood waters.

Traditionally, the Shield was awarded to the winning Adult and the Trophy given to the top Junior, though the Trophy is generally no longer awarded.

Warren Bates has won the Shield four times, and along with Luke Fothergill, is the only angler to have retained the Shield.

Presented to the Club in 1966 by Mr. Mervyn G. Holmes, the well-respected local fishing tackle dealer.

The original plan was to hold the Challenge Bowl match at Longleat, but Lord Bath's prices were too high. Eventually the Club elected to fish for this splendid trophy at Whaddon, courtesy of Bradford-on-Avon A.A.

The River Avon at Grosvenor, Bath, was the venue of choice in the 1970's and 1980's. Since 2009, the 'Rosebowl' has mainly been contested on the Kennet & Avon Canal.

This trophy was introduced in 1972 during one of Keynsham Angling Association's golden periods of Match fishing.

Warren Bates has been awarded the Best Contest Weight Cup three times. Bill Uttley, Steve Goslin, Tim Bailey, Roger Stone and Bill Elliot have each won it on two occasions.

Since the advent of Century Ponds as a Match venue in the mid-1990's, the winning weights have increased noticeably. The trophy came back into circulation in 2010.

This trophy was acquired by the Club following the death of Mr G. Arthur Edwards in 1993. Arthur was a long-time Club Member and served as Honorary Secretary for a decade until his death.

Arthur championed the Junior Section for many years with great success, and was responsible for tutoring anglers in the National Anglers' Council Bronze and Silver Awards.

This Cup was contested in 2009 for the first time in a decade, and is now a regular fixture in the match calendar.

The E.M. Palmer Cup was presented to the Club in 1985 by then-President Roger Palmer in memory of his Mother, Mrs E.M. Palmer.

Originally, this trophy was awarded to the angler with the best points score during the Tuesday evening two-hour contests at the Mill Ground stretch of the River Chew.

Since 2008, the E.M. Palmer Cup has been awarded to the winner of the Evening Silver Fish Series at Century Ponds.

The Keeling Cup was presented to Keynsham Angling Association in 1967 by Harry O. Keeling.

This trophy is generally competed for on the first Sunday of the Coarse fishing season at the Mill Ground on the River Chew, Keynsham, though the Match has, in recent years, been held on 'away' waters.

Warren Bates has won the trophy five times, winning the cup four years running between 1994 and 1997. Luke Fothergill has also won the trophy five times. The late Terry Bruton won the cup twice, with a 25-year gap between wins (1992/2017).

The Match Angler Of The Year Cup was first introduced in 1995. Originally, the cup winner was voted for by the Committee each season, based upon Match performances.

From 2010 onwards, the trophy has been awarded to the angler who wins the most matches throughout the calendar year.

The President's Rosebowl was first introduced in 1994 and was awarded to the winner of the Sunday Points Series at Century Old Pond.

Warren Bates dominated the first five Sunday Series, winning the competition every year from 1994 to 1999.

The President's Rosebowl was not contested from 1999 to 2009. From 2010 onwards, the trophy has been awarded to the angler who catches the biggest single weight during the Club Matches fished at Century Island Pond each year.

Acquired by the Association in conjunction with the George Bingham Shield in 1982, following the death of Secretary and long-time Committee Member Mr George Bingham.

In the early 1980's, the Christmas Matches at the Mill Ground were attracting over 50 entrants, making this a difficult trophy to win, especially when the Chew was in spate on a freezing cold day.

After the match there would usually be a raffle and prize-giving ceremony, organised by Charlie and Irene Horswell. Even the anglers who blanked would make their way home to a warm fire with a tin of biscuits or a bottle of booze.

The Junior Cup is the Club's second oldest trophy and was first presented in 1952 by then-Secretary and Treasurer Alfred (Fred) R. Veale.

Steve Horswell won it three times in a row during his all-conquering early 1970's spell.

The Junior Cup was not fished for in 1976 due to the effects of the summer drought on the water levels of the River Chew.

The Cup is currently out of circulation and has not been contested since 1998.

This trophy was purchased by the Association in 1971, using a £5 donation from Mr Jack B. Smith, who lent his initials to the trophy.

Originally, this cup was contested at the same time as the P.P.P. Cup on the River Chew. Only Junior Members were eligible to compete for the J.B.S. Cup.

Steve Horswell and James Davis have both won the J.B.S. Cup three times, each in successive years. The cup has been uncontested since 1999.

This trophy was presented to Keynsham Angling Association in 1958 by Donald and Roger Price, the sons of Stan Price.

The D. & R. Price Cup is awarded to the captor of the biggest Match-caught fish of the season. Steve Horswell has won the trophy five times.

The cup was out of circulation from 1999 to 2009. From 2010 onwards, the trophy has been awarded to the angler who catches the biggest Match fish of the season.

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