Information about fishing on the River Wey in Surrey, including venues map, a directory of angling venues sector by sector, with a page for each venue, and background detail about the waterway. The River Wey joins the Thames at Weybridge (the Wey Navigation via Thames Lock, while the river joins at Thames Street). WebThe river is important for wildlife; Radipole Lake is a national nature reserve run by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. It has been a Site of Special Scientific Interest since 1979. The spring water of the Wey is …

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WebRiver fishing page River fishing in Berkshire River fishing in Buckinghamshire River fishing in Kent River fishing in Middlesex River fishing in Oxfordshire River fishing in Surrey River fishing tackle: BROWSE NOW River fishing books: BROWSE NOW River fishing DVDs: BROWSE NOW. IF YOU LIKE OUR CONTENT. WHY NOT FOLLOW … WebBrittens Pond. Located just off the A320 between Woking and Guildford in Surrey, Brittens Pond is a 5.5 acre fishery with 30+ swims available, 8 of which have disabled access. Fishing depths of up to 4ft, it has a mainly … streaking of wound

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WebPart of a guide to angling in the River Wey. Location. This part of the Wey is also known as the Bramley Wey. It originates at Vachery Pond and runs past Bramley to meet the Wey at Shalford. The stretch of river for fishing is on the east side of the village, where Station Road crosses the river. GU5 0DH. WebJun 18, 2010 · 13 Posts. #9 · Jun 11, 2010. I had a cast on the farnham section on the wey today and was pleasantly surprised. I fished on the stretch by the Maltings. I caught 1 small brown trout and unfortunately an out of season chub. I also saw a large dead brown trout of what looked to be 1.5-2 lbs stuck in the same stretch of river. WebAug 12, 2014 · Lower reaches. This is anywhere below Ross-on-Wye, where the river widens into a more stately meandering watercourse. Fishing here is a pure joy for the coarse angler with barbel, chub and pike as well as roach, dace, perch and even the odd carp. Chris says: “Redbrook, Lydbrook, Monmouth and Symonds Yat, are prolific … router wall storage