Uxbridge, Middlesex

Uxbridge Rovers Angling & Conservation Society

One of the UK's oldest angling societies, with around 20 venues in West London, Middlesex and the Colne Valley.

Founded around 1884, Uxbridge Rovers Angling & Conservation Society is one of the oldest angling societies in the UK and gives members access to around 20 venues across West London, Middlesex and the Colne Valley. Its lakes include Batchworth Lake, the Golf Course Lakes, Knightscote Pond, Marriner's Pool and Sandersons Pond. River and canal fishing covers stretches of the River Colne at Denham, Huntsmore and Rickmansworth, the River Thames at Bray, Cookham and Jubilee, the River Cherwell at Hampton Poyle, the Grand Union Canal and the Wey Navigation. As an affiliated club, members can also fish Thames Valley Angling Association waters. The society has separate predator rules and runs a match programme.

Fishing available

CoarseCarpRiverPredatorMatchLakePondRiverCanalMultiple waters

Club waters

Batchworth Lake

Lake

Golf Course Lakes

Lake

Knightscote Pond

Pond

Marriner’s Pool

Pond

Sandersons Pond

Pond

Membership

Annual membership; guest tickets available. Members also gain access to TVAA waters through affiliation.