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Chertsey Bourne

A guide to angling on Chertsey Bourne

Information about fishing at Chertsey Bourne including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Chertsey.

Description

Chertsey Bourne is a very small river passing through a variety of parks, offering free fishing in Chertsey.

Numerous swims are available and the head of fish is surprisingly high. Barbel, chub, pike and carp are all present along with the usual silver fish.

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Details

OWNER:
Details of owner:
Website of owner:
TICKET:
Free
SEASON:
Standard coarse
ROD LIMIT:
2 rods.
BAITBOATS ALLOWED:
No
BOATS ALLOWED:
DOGS:
Permitted in parks
NIGHT FISHING:
Yes
HOOKS (usage rules):
SIZE:
Hundreds of yards
Information:
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Species available in this venue

SPECIES PRESENT TOP WGHT
CARP YES 20lb
PIKE YES 20lb
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM YES 5lb
BARBEL YES 10lb+
CHUB YES 7lb
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
ROACH YES
DACE
PERCH YES 5lb
CRUCIANS
EELS
GEN. CRSE FISH YES

CHERTSEY BOURNE RIVER LEVEL

Chertsey Bourne fishery location map

The Chertsey Bourne runs through Chertsey from north west to east. It emerges from the A320 and runs through Gogmore Farm Park where it can be fished at many places, then it passes under Guildford Street and flows through the Sports Ground adjacent to Eastworth Road where again it is fishable from several points. Downstream of Fordwater Road the Bourne enters Chertsey Meads where it is fishable from many areas.

Location

See town/village/area pages for weather report, nearest supermarkets and tackle shops.