Fishing guide: the Wey Navigation
Information about angling on the Wey Navigation canal: a 20 mile stretch of navigable waterway from Thames Lock in the north to Godalming Wharf in the south, running through 17 locks. The Wey Navigation is classified as a river by the EA and is thus subject to the standard coarse close season.
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Select the stretch you wish to view:
Newark Lock to Papercourt Lock
Papercourt Lock to Worsfold Gates
Millmead Lock to St Catherine’s Lock
St Catherine’s Lock to Unstead Lock
Unstead Lock to Catteshall Lock
Catteshall Lock to Godalming Wharf
Wey Navigation Conditions
From the National Trust
09.30hrs – The Navigation Office phone line is temporarily out of action. For any enquiries: please contact us on 07786 703843 Monday – Friday between 9.00 – 17.00 Or email riverwey@nationaltrust.org.uk You can also check the latest river conditions by … Continue reading →
These are unprecedented times and the National Trust Wey and Godalming Navigations has been working hard to make sure our response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic follows Government advice, in the best interests of the health of our staff and … Continue reading →
11.55hrs – The fallen tree blocking the towpath just downstream of Walsham Gates, has now been cleared. Navigation remains closed between St. Catherine’s Lock and Millmead Lock whilst work continues to restore the water levels. You can also check the … Continue reading →
09.40hrs – There is a fallen tree blocking the towpath just downstream of Walsham Gates. Navigation remains closed between St. Catherine’s Lock and Millmead Lock whilst work continues to restore the water levels. You can also check the latest river … Continue reading →
16.15hrs – The fallen trees between Coxes Lock and Blackboys Bridge, have now been cleared. Navigation remains closed between St. Catherine’s Lock and Millmead Lock whilst work continues to restore the water levels. You can also check the latest river … Continue reading →
