Thames fishing in Chertsey
Information about fishing at River Thames, Chertsey Meads including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in the River Thames.
Description
A pleasant stretch of the Thames providing free angling in Chertsey, with many swims.
Parking is available at two council car parks on the Meads (Car Park A and Car Park B) and many swims are within easy trolley distance of these.
More secluded swims can be found at the east end of the Meads.
River fishing tackle: BROWSE NOWDetails
| OWNER/CLUB: |
| Local Authority |
| Details of owner/club: |
| Website of owner/club: |
| (no link means no website) |
| TICKET: |
| Free |
| SEASON: |
| STANDARD COARSE SEASON |
| ROD LIMIT: |
| BAITBOATS ALLOWED: |
| BOATS ALLOWED: |
| DOGS ALLOWED: |
| NIGHT FISHING: |
| Yes |
| HOOKS (usage rules): |
| KEEPNETS (usage rules): |
| SIZE: |
| SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET |
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Species available in this venue
| SPECIES | PRESENT | TOP WGHT |
| CARP | YES | |
| PIKE | ||
| CATFISH | ||
| TENCH | ||
| BREAM | ||
| BARBEL | ||
| CHUB | ||
| TROUT | ||
| GRAYLING | ||
| RUDD | ||
| ROACH | YES | |
| PERCH | YES | |
| BLEAK | YES | |
| CRUCIANS | ||
| EELS | ||
| GEN CRSE FISH | YES |
Location
The fishery is sited on the south side of the Thames to the east of Chertsey. Accessed from Mead Lane. KT16 8LN.
River Thames, Chertsey Meads fishery location map:
Nearest Pub
The Kingfisher, Chertsey Bridge Road KT16 8LF – by foot along Bridge Wharf.
River Thames Fishing PageSee town/village/area pages for weather report, nearest supermarkets and tackle shops.