The Estate offers high quality fly fishing with four tranquil lakes in Albury in the Surrey Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty, close to Guildford and another lake situated in the stunning grounds of Syon Park in West London.
The Albury lakes consist of Vale End and Weston for Day members, Powder Mills reserved for Season and Syndicate members with Park reserved purely for Syndicate members. Syon Park open to all members.
We offer three levels of membership to cater for different requirements and needs.
Membership is not transferable.
See the details below.
We use a Fish Token system. You must be in possession of Fish Tokens to visit the lakes. Tokens can be purchased on-line and will given to you by the Bailiffs when you visit the lakes.
Day Members purchase 2,3 or 4 tokens while Season Members purchase in blocks of 10 at reduced prices.
Each fish caught uses a Fish Token. To keep the fish fresh and the lakes healthy we do not operate Catch and Release. If you catch a Fish it’s yours to enjoy.
Used Tokens must be left in the catch box at each lake as you depart.
All members receive a Membership Card. These are bar coded and permit access to the relevant lakes. Membership cards are unique and not transferable.
The three membership levels are described in more detail below.
The Albury Lakes are spread along the Tillingbourne River from Shere to Chilworth. See Albury page for more details.
Syon Park Lake is in the grounds of Syon House in West London. See Syon page for more details.
We also provide comprehensive tuition and run regular events. One popular way to learn the art of Fly Fishing is to attend a Teach-In day. These group workshops give a new angler a chance to spend the day at lake and learn to cast a fly rod and take home a fly-caught fish. To learn more or book see Teach In page.
You may find answers to additional questions on the FAQ page.
Pay the day rate for each visit during the fishing year – April 1 – March 31.
£14.00 per vist (on-line purchase) or £16.00 per visit bank price.
Members need to hold Fish Tokens to fish.
Two Fish Tokens – £22.59 on-line
Three Fish Tokens – £31.50 on-line
Four Fish Tokens – £40.00 on-line
Fish Tokens remain valid for the complete season.
Tokens and Membership available on-line or at the lake bank.
As a season member you will only pay once for 12 months membership giving you the flexibility to fish all the fisheries on any day. Membership is not transferable.
Season Members may purchase Fish Tokens fish as and when they need them. Members can relax and enjoy a days fishing with no pressure to take a bag limit as a blank day will effectively cost you nothing, and you can always come back tomorrow. Members can invite guests to fish.
£195.00 for 12 months membership. Winter membership (Oct – March) is available for £120.00
Membership is available on-line or at the lakes.
Season Members need to purchase Fish Tokens in advance. Season Members are able to purchase 10, 20 or 50 Tokens at a time.
Fish Tokens Prices
| Product | Token Price | |||||
| 10 Tokens | £95.00 | |||||
| 20 Tokens | £180.00 | |||||
| 50 Tokens | £405.00 |
Purchase on line at Season Members page.
Syndicate Membership permits access to the lake at Albury Park.
Albury Park Fishery offers the very best of both lake and stream fishing at this classically beautiful venue set amidst magnificent trees, rhododendron and azalea bushes. It is a peacefully quiet location at which to fish, with the brownie sport for both stocked and wild fish on the Tillingbourne a particular feature.
Syndicate Fishing is available on a Full Rod basis – fishing any day of every week, or Half Rod basis, fishing any day of every other week. Family Membership is also available.
Membership at Park also gives you access to all the other Albury Estate Lakes.
We operate with a number of rules and regulations and run the Fisheries for all members. See Albury Estate Fly Fishing rules.
Please remember to sign In and Out of the lakes and remember to leave Used Fish Tokens as you depart. We use this information to restock the lakes with fresh Trout.
We welcome feedback, please call or email the fisheries with any questions or comments.