Woking, Surrey

Woking & District Angling Association

Woking association founded 1917, fishing the River Wey and four lakes at Send.

Woking & District Angling Association was established in 1917 and has around 500 members. It fishes the River Wey and its tributaries and four lakes at Send, near Woking, ranging from about seven acres down to one and a half acres. Cobbetts Lake, the largest at 7.6 acres, holds crucians, roach, bream, tench, pike and carp to over 30lb, while Powell's Pool, dug in 1992, holds tench, crucians, roach and rudd. Wels catfish are also present in the club's waters. The association runs a match calendar and has worked with Byfleet Angling Association on barbel restocking in the Wey. There are no day tickets, but members may bring a limited number of non-fishing guests.

Fishing available

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Club waters

Cobbetts Lake

Lake · 7.6 acres

The largest of the association's lakes at Send, 7.6 acres, with carp to over 30lb.

Species: crucian carp, roach, bream, tench, pike, carp

Powell's Pool

Lake · 1.5 acres

Pool of 1.5 acres at Send, dug in 1992. No night fishing.

Species: tench, crucian carp, roach, rudd

Membership

Type
Annual membership
Junior
Juniors are aged 12 to 15 at the start of the season. Under-12s fish free. All juniors must be accompanied by a senior member.
Day tickets
No day tickets. Members may obtain up to two non-fishing permits for adult guests.

Annual membership by postal application, with senior, pensioner, disabled, joint and junior categories. River season 16 June to 14 March; stillwaters stay open until 1 May.