River Blackwater
Yateley, Surrey
OS Map Reference: SU 825 609
Postcode: GU46 7UU
Water Type: River
Designation: General River
Facilities:
Secure Car Parking
Contacts:
Head Bailiff: Mr. G. Deacon
Deputy Bailiff: Mr. T. Robinson
Local Police 0845 1252222
Stock:
Chub to 4lb
Dace to 1lb
Roach to 1.5lb
Perch to 2lb
A half mile stretch runs through our River Valley site, offering the mobile angler very enjoyable sport. In summertime vigorous weed growth and shallow, clear water present more of a challenge. However, the adaptable angler should be able to overcome these obstacles and enjoy good sport seeking the chub, dace roach and perch on this prolific little river.
The River Blackwater contains Chub, Roach, Gudgeon, Dace and some Pike to mid 20’s and may be fished from the wooden fence near the entrance to the site through to the end of the main lake.
Suitable for most river tactics, although the venue is largely shallow with fast shallow runs into deeper areas.
Fish the deeper areas and glides for consistent sport and check out the over hanging trees and rafts for the Chub.
River Blackwater - June 2009 to December 2009:
The river can provide interesting sport in the deeper holes with Dace, Perch up to 1lb, Roach up to 2lb, Chub to over 5lb and very occasional Barbel to 7lb.
Farnham Angling Society Record
| Species | lbs:ozs:drms | kilo.grms | Date | Captor |
| No Records Caught From This Venue Yet! | ||||
- Members can fish from the wooden fence near the entrance to the site through to the end of the main lake.
- Night fishing is permitted, for Junior Members Bye-law 4.r page 10 applies.
- This is a residential area, so please be quiet and courteous when entering and leaving the water and remove all litter.
- Please ensure that the gate is locked at all times, even if it was open on your arrival.
- Members are asked to note the boundary area marked on the map and to keep out of this area at all times.
Take the B3272 through Yateley, heading in the direction of Reading. Turn right opposite the Royal Oak pub into Sandhurst Road. The access to the fishery is on your right, directly opposite ‘Weybridge Mead’ road.
Parking is provided in a clearly marked area on the northern side of the lake. Only park in the area indicated and do not park along the access track. Access
The access has a 2.2m restrictor fitted. Once through the gate, take the track that leads to the fishery car park. Do not stray onto the land area between the road and the lake as it is boggy, stay on the access track.