The land for Weyside Lake was purchased by CLPS and then dug to our specification in 1998.
It covers approx 3.5 acres, has a uniform depth of 6-8 feet, 2 islands and lots of willow and alder trees as the main features.
It has been stocked as a mixed fishery and includes Mirror, Common and Ghost Carp, Crucians, Tench, Bream, Roach, Rudd, Pike, Perch and Gudgeon.
There are several swims for disabled anglers and secure vehicle parking.
Since its inception the lake and its surroundings have fully matured making this fishery an idyllic location for both the experienced and novice angler alike, one may say a true jewel in the crown of CLPS club.
The fishery is situated off the A321, South West of Wargrave and is approximately three quarters of a mile in length.
The river is classed as a mixed fishery, with Pike, Barbel, Bream, Chub, Eels, Roach, Perch, Dace, Plus Gudgeon, Bleak and river Carp.
The fishery can easily be accessed from either Junction 13 or 14 of the M25.
The fishery is approximately three quarters of a mile in length and extends along the west bank southwards to the automatic weir near Wraysbury Station.
It has two flood relief channels (lagoons).
The fishery is classed as a mixed fishery with Carp, Pike, Barbel, Chub, Eels, Roach, plus Perch, Dace, Gudgeon, Bleak and Minnows.