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Stoke Lock to Millmead Lock

Fishing in Guildford: Wey Navigation

Tickets

Season tickets: Guildford Angling Society
Day tickets: From bailiffs on the bank
Adjacent to Walnut Close

General rules

No night fishing
Maximum 2 rods
No fishing within 50 metres of locks
Standard coarse season applies
Produce ticket to National Trust staff
Close all gates
Take no dogs
No damaging or interfering with fences
Cross fields by authorised routes only
Keep to riverbank at all times
Picknicking, camping, lighting of fires and leaving of litter are forbidden
Do not obstruct gates with cars or cycles
Information:
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Details

This is the most upstream stretch of the original Wey Navigation, before the historic waterway was extended to Godalming via what was technically is the Godalming Navigation. The fishing section runs from Stoke Lock to Town Bridge, which is the crossing point of the High Street.

Fishing is allowed from Town Bridge on the west bank up to Woodbridge Road(A25).

Downstream of Woodbridge Road angling is on the east bank of the Navigation until the A320.

Downstream of the A320 the Wey splits and the river loops off to the east while the Navigation heads north to Stoke Lock. Fishing is permitted on the east bank of the Navigation and on the west bank of the river. Angling is also allowed on the east bank of the river from the A3 down to the Lock.

Downstream stretch: Bowers Lock to Stoke Lock

Upstream stretch: Millmead Lock to St Catherine’s Lock

River Wey Fishing
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