Canal fishing in Hill End, Mount Pleasant and Harefield
Information about canal fishing at Rickmansworth, Hill End, Mount Pleasant and Harefield including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Middlesex.
Description
A long stretch of canal on the north western edge of Greater London supplying pleasure angling via season and day ticket. The fishing is shared by three angling clubs: Blenheim Angling Society (and for their webpage for this venue click HERE), North Harrow Waltonians Angling Society (for their webpage for this fishery click HERE), and Uxbridge Rovers Angling & Conservation Society (for their webpage for this fishery click HERE).
Day tickets must be bought in advance from Harefield Tackle or online on the websites of the angling clubs.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
YES
CATFISH
TENCH
YES
BREAM
YES
BARBEL
YES
CHUB
YES
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE
ROACH
YES
PERCH
YES
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Location
This length of canal starts at Batchworth Lock (No81) in Rickmansworth by the A404, and runs down to Denham Deep Lock (No87) at Denham, just north of the A40.
Information about fishing at the Grand Union Canal in Brentford including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in the Middlesex Grand Union Canal.
Description
A short stretch of canal supplying coarse angling via season ticket. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM
YES
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE
ROACH
PERCH
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
YES
Location
This stretch of the Grand Union Canal is the final stretch before the canal ends at the Thames, and it runs from Clitheroes Lock No 99 adjacent to Boston Manor Park to the Thames Lock 101B near Dock Road, Brentford.
Information about fishing the Grand Union Canal at Hayes, Southall and Hanwell including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Middlesex.
Location
This length of canal runs from Hayes in the west, past the Paddington Arm entrance, through southern Southall, onto the join with the River Brent at Hanwell, finally ending at Elthorne Park Extension by the M4.
Description
A long stretch of canal supplying coarse angling via season ticket in West London. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
The fishery begins at Station Road Bridge, Hayes (No 200) in urban surroundings with the towpath on the north bank, and runs eastwards past Shackles Dock Arm and under the railway bridge. The canal continues east under North Hyde Gardens, crosses the River Crane Aqueduct and then goes beneath the large A312 Hayes Bypass (The Parkway) bridge, and onto the join with the Paddington Arm at Bulls Bridge which is opposite a dry dock.
The canal is now in Southall and progresses eastward through suburban surroundings, under the Western Road and on towards Southall Recreation Ground which contains a WC, and is adjacent to the Old Oak Tree Inn. Along all this stretch from Bulls Bridge the towpath is on the north bank with a small road directly behind it.
The canal by the Inn has a winding hole, and then runs under North Hyde Bridge (No 202) and swings north east and onto Adelaide Dock and then Wolf Bridge at Norwood Road (A3005). From here the waterway continues north east and runs adjacent to Havelock Road before passing the entrance to the Havelock Road Arm (where a section of canal runs due north for a short distance) and up to Norwood Top Lock (No 90).
After the lock the canal runs under Glade Lane Bridge and on for a short distance to Norwood Lock. This lock sits in Glade Lane Canalside Park and from here the waterway runs east again for a little way past a winding hole and comes to the famous Three Bridges. At this point it runs under Windmill Lane and simultaneously crosses the railway.
From here the canal descends through the Hanwell Flight, six locks in rapid succession. It is then joined on the north side by the River Brent near to the Fox pub. The canal continues in a south easterly direction through treelined surroundings of the River Brent Park Walk, under Trumpers Way bridge, and on into the parkland of Elthorne Park Extension where Osterley Lock No 98 lies.
Here the River Brent flows around the lock, and the canal goes under the M4, through more parkland, under the Piccadilly Line (Wyke Green Railway) bridge, through more parkland and up to Gallows Bridge where the towpath crosses to the south bank. The waterway runs past the M4 on the north bank and by Clitheroe’s Lock Weir Entrance where the River Brent again runs off from the canal, and on to Clitheroe’s Lock No 99 where the fishery ends.
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Information about fishing at Grand Union Canal, West Drayton to Hayes including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Middlesex.
Description
A stretch of canal supplying coarse angling via season ticket or day ticket; tickets should be purchased before fishing. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
Fishing is from the towpath only which lies on the north side of the canal along the whole length. The fishery begins at Trout Road Bridge (No 191) in Yiewsley, and runs south east, passing under Yiewsley High Street Bridge (No 192), running close to West Drayton Station, and then eastwards some distance to Horton Road Bridge (No 193). At this point a railway runs along the south side while an industrial estate is on the north bank, and the towpath side becomes more landscaped and park like as the canal travels under the Iron Bridge, Old Stockley Road Bridge, the modern Stockley Road Bridge, the Woolpack Bridge (by the Woolpack Pub) at Dawley Road (No 198) and up to the Workhouse Bridge at Printing House Lane.
From here the canal continues east through urban surroundings. Just east of Printing House Lane lies a winding hole. The waterway then runs a short distance to Station Road Bridge (No 200) which is the end of the fishery.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
YES
CATFISH
TENCH
YES
BREAM
YES
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
YES
DACE
ROACH
YES
PERCH
YES
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Location
This stretch of Grand Union Canal runs from Trout Road Bridge (UB7 7RS) between West Drayton and Yiewsley down to Station Road at Hayes Town (UB3 4DF).
Nearest Pub
The Woolpack is a canal side pub towards the middle of this stretch of canal. Dawley Rd, Hayes, Middx UB3 1EJ.
Information about fishing at Osterley Park including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Hounslow Borough.
Description
Osterley Park fishing lake is a large, shallow estate stillwater offering coarse angling via season ticket. For the owner’s webpage for this venue click HERE. Telephone:+44 (0)20 8232 5050. The lake holds two islands and is mainly tree lined.
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Species available in Osterley Park fishing lake
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
YES
CATFISH
TENCH
YES
BREAM
YES
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
YES
DACE
ROACH
YES
PERCH
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Osterley Park Location
Fishing is permitted only at the Middle Lake. This lake is in the north east of the National Trust’s Osterley Park, just south of the M4, and to the west of the B454 Windmill Lane. TW7 4RB. It is accessed by Osterley Lane which runs alongside the east and north banks.
Information about fishing at Knightscote Pond including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Harefield.
Description
Knightscote Pond is a small pond supplying pleasure angling via season ticket in the Harefield area. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
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Species available in Knightscote Pond
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
CATFISH
TENCH
YES
BREAM
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
YES
DACE
ROACH
PERCH
YES
CRUCIANS
YES
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Knightscote Pond Location
Knightscote Pond angling lake is sited to the east of Harefield, on the north side of Brakspear Road North. UB9 6NB.
Information about fishing at Ruislip Lido including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Ruislip.
Description
A large lake in Ruislip providing free coarse angling. For the local webpage for this venue click HERE.
The Ruislip Lido fishing lake is a man made reservoir from the early 19th century. It is popular with the public and fishing is not allowed in the southern bay which holds the beach and the boathouse. Pike fishing from 1st October onward only. Around 20 carp are present. Angling is only permitted from designated wooden platforms.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WGHT
CARP
YES
PIKE
YES
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM
YES
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE
ROACH
PERCH
YES
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN CRSE FISH
Ruislip Lido Location
The Ruislip Lido fishing lake is sited at Ruislip Common to the north of Ruislip. Adjacent to Reservoir Road, Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 7TY.
Ruislip Lido fishery location map:
Nearest Pub
The Waters Edge, Reservoir Rd, Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 7TY
Information about fishing at Ashmere Fisheries including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Shepperton.
Description
Ashmere Fisheries comprises a set of four trout lakes, one large, providing game angling via season ticket in the Shepperton area. For the owner’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
Use our species pages to find the fisheries that suit you: CARP, PIKE, TENCH, TROUT, CATFISH, BARBEL. Use search options for different categories such as day ticket, night fishing and season ticket.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
PIKE
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
YES
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE
ROACH
PERCH
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Location
This four lake complex is based between Sunbury and Shepperton, on the north side of the Thames near to the junction of Fordbridge Road and Felix Lane. Felix Lane, Shepperton, MiddlesexTW17 8NN.
Canal fishing in Denham, Uxbridge and West Drayton
Information about fishing the canal at Denham, Uxbridge and West Drayton including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Middlesex.
Description
A long stretch of canal supplying coarse angling via season ticket. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.
Denham Deep Lock is rather deep with a rise of 11 foot, 1 inch. As a result when emptied this causes a considerable surge in current for some distance.
From here the canal descends into the rural approach to north Uxbridge, passes under White Bridge (where the towpath continues on the east bank) and then the A40. On the south side of the A40 the River Colne (reinforced by the recent arrival of the Misbourne) feeds the canal, making for some interesting angling options. Upstream of this point to the lock this inflow causes the canal to push gently upstream for some time after Denham Deep has been emptied and the down wash of lock water has completed.
Thereafter the canal continues along and enters an increasingly built up environment until it arrives at Bridge 184 and the towpath switches to the west bank where it enters Uxbridge proper. From here the waterway proceeds southwards, passing under the A4020 Oxford Road at the Swan & Bottle Bridge, and continues on to the Dolphin Bridge (No 186) where the A4007 St Johns Road crosses it.
Passing through Uxbridge Moor, the canal proceeds south through built up areas, past the Gas Works Bridge (No 187) and onto Cowley Shovel Bridge (No 188) where it is crossed by the B470 Iver Lane. Along this stretch there is also a towpath on the east bank running north from the B470 about halfway up to the Gas Works Bridge.
By this time the canal is in Cowley, and the towpath is on the east bank as the waterway heads the short distance to Cowley Lock and then proceeds southwards through a less built up area, with much of the west bank being free of housing and industrial estates.
Passing Cowley Hall Recreation Ground and then under Benbow Bridge (No 189, the canal swings towards the south east and runs under Packet Boat Lane Bridge (No 190), past Lindon Doors Dock Bridge (190A – this is a footbridge for the towpath) onto the meeting with the Slough Arm (Cowley Peachey Junction). From here it enters a more built up area again with the towpath remaining on the east bank, and proceeds over the River Pinn Aqueduct and past Tesco Yiewsley Moorings to the end of this stretch at Trout Road Bridge (No 191) with Yiewsley to the east and West Drayton to the south.
Use our species pages to find the fisheries that suit you: CARP, PIKE, TENCH, TROUT, CATFISH, BARBEL. Use search options for different categories such as day ticket, night fishing and season ticket.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
Yes
PIKE
Yes
CATFISH
TENCH
Yes
BREAM
Yes
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
Yes
DACE
Yes
ROACH
Yes
PERCH
Yes
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
Location
This length of canal lies in north west Middlesex. It runs from the Denham Deep Lock in the north down to Trout Road Bridge between West Drayton and Yiewsley.
Information about fishing at River Thames, Dockett Eddy Lane including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in the River Thames.
Description
A stretch of river Thames in Middlesex providing free coarse angling. Mainly this is a wide stretch, but there are some areas where the river is narrowed by islands. The most downstream area by the lock is not suitable for fishing. Swims are dotted along from the section adjacent to Dumsey Meadow all along to close to the Thames Court.
Some parking is available along Dockett Eddy Lane, but areas to the west of where this joins the riverside can be far from parking, although the towpath is flat and firm.
This part of the river is frequented by carp and pleasure anglers.
Use our species pages to find the fisheries that suit you: CARP, PIKE, TENCH, TROUT, CATFISH, BARBEL. Use search options for different categories such as day ticket, night fishing and season ticket.
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Species available in this venue
SPECIES
PRESENT
TOP WEIGHT
CARP
PIKE
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM
BARBEL
CHUB
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE
ROACH
PERCH
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH
YES
Location
This stretch of the Thames is sited east of Chertsey on the east bank, downstream of Dumsey Meadow, along the Thames path and Dockett Eddy Lane, around Dockett Point, then opposite Pharoah Island, and down to Shepperton Lock. On the south west side of Shepperton. TW17 9LL.
River Thames, Dockett Eddy Lane fishery location map
