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Thorney Weir Fishery
ThorneyWeir the Mets is a proper Colne Valley complex with three lakes, River Colne access and some seriously tasty carp water. Day tickets cover Thorney, Mets and Lake 3, with night fishing available on a 24-hour ticket.
“8.0/10 — Big carp claims, varied features, mixed coarse species and River Colne access make this a strong fishing package.”
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The lowdown
ThorneyWeir the Mets sits on Trout Lane, West Drayton, near Feltham and Greater London, right in the Colne Valley. It’s a sizeable complex made up of Thorney Weir lake, Mets lake and Lake 3, with fishing on the River Colne as well. The wider site is described as around 78 acres of countryside historically, so there’s plenty to get your head around before you even pick a swim.
- 3 lakes: Thorney Weir lake, Mets lake, Lake 3
- Fish: carp, tench, bream
- Tickets from: 24-hour ticket covering two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3 — £20
- Find it: Feltham · UB7 7RT
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ThorneyWeir the Mets sits on Trout Lane, West Drayton, near Feltham and Greater London, right in the Colne Valley. It’s a sizeable complex made up of Thorney Weir lake, Mets lake and Lake 3, with fishing on the River Colne as well. The wider site is described as around 78 acres of countryside historically, so there’s plenty to get your head around before you even pick a swim.
Thorney Weir lake is the big one at approximately 20 acres. It has mature tree-lined banks, islands, sunken barges, plateaus, gravel bars and weed beds. There are bays and back areas too, which should suit anglers who fancy stalking or float fishing rather than simply clipping up and launching one into open water. Plenty of features to have a good look at before committing the rods.
Carp are the main draw here, with the fishery reporting fish over 40lb and at least 100 thirty-pound carp historically. Tench and bream are also listed, so there’s more going on than just a carp chuck-and-wait session. A sensible first move on a new water is to spend a bit of time watching the surface, checking the margins and looking for signs around islands, bars and weed before deciding where to settle.
Mets lake covers approximately 15 acres and has its own cracking mix of features, including islands, secluded bays, lilies, rushes and overhanging trees. The stated stock is around 550 carp, with a record common carp of 38lb 9oz. That sort of snaggy-looking, feature-packed layout should appeal to anglers who enjoy picking apart the margins and island lines. Bring the usual watercraft, keep the kit organised and ask the bailiff what areas have been producing before getting clipped up.
Lake 3 is included on the main 24-hour ticket, although its size, stock and named species aren’t published in the checked details. The River Colne adds another option, with barbel reported over 14lb, bream to 13lb, carp to 20lb and chub to 9lb, alongside roach, dace and minnows. River fishing will mean a different approach altogether, so take suitable tackle and check the current position with the fishery before heading for the bank.
The 24-hour ticket is £20 and covers two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3. River-only tickets are £10 for one day or £15 for 24 hours, with the annual river-only ticket listed at £50. Tickets must be bought before fishing, from the machine at the Lizard Fisheries car park, about 100 yards farther along Trout Road. Published gate hours are 07:00-21:00, with the gates locked overnight; 24-hour tickets support night fishing, subject to that arrangement.
There are a few non-negotiables, so pack properly and avoid a daft faff on arrival. Barbless hooks are mandatory, minimum line strength is 15lb, and you need at least a 36-inch landing net plus an unhooking mat. Safe rigs may be checked by bailiffs, rods can’t be left unattended, and fish must be returned promptly. Nuts, plastic and foam imitation baits are prohibited, while particles must be properly prepared. Check the venue map, swim tours or tackle shop details before setting off, and contact the fishery with the fishery if you need to clarify anything.
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Thorney Weir Fishery FAQs
Where is ThorneyWeir the Mets?
On Trout Lane, West Drayton, near Feltham and Greater London, in the Colne Valley.
How much is the main 24-hour ticket?
£20 for two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3.
Is Thorney Weir lake day-ticket water?
Yes. The 2024/2025 season-ticket page says Thorney Weir lake is day-ticket only.
Are dogs and walkers allowed?
No. Dogs and walkers are not allowed on the complex.
Where's the nearest tackle shop?
There's tackle shop on site, so you can grab bits on the day. For anything bigger, stock up before you leave home — or order online in advance.
Do I need to bring food?
We haven't seen any food on site, so bring your own grub and drinks. A flask and a stove (where allowed) make a long day much better.
Are there toilets on site?
Not that we've seen listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Is there parking, and how close is it to the swims?
Yes — ticket machine at lizard fisheries car park. Walks to the further pegs can be a trek, so a barrow helps.
What's the postcode for the sat nav?
UB7 7RT.
How much is a ticket?
24-hour ticket covering two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3: £20; River Colne one-day ticket: £10; River Colne 24-hour ticket: £15; Annual river-only ticket: £50. Prices last checked 2026-10-06 — they can change, so check before you go.
Can I just turn up, or do I need to book?
Day tickets are available on Thorney Weir lake, Mets lake, Lake 3. Busy weekends can fill up, so ring ahead if you've got your heart set on a swim.
What fish are in there?
Across the lakes you'll find carp, tench, bream. See each lake tab for which fish live where.
How many lakes are there?
3 — Thorney Weir lake (Approximately 20 acres), Mets lake (Approximately 15 acres), Lake 3 (Not published).
Is night fishing allowed?
Yes — Night fishing is supported by 24-hour tickets, subject to the gates being locked from 21:00 to 07:00.
Can I bring my dog?
Not covered in the rules we've checked. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Are bait boats allowed?
We haven't seen a bait-boat rule listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Do I need barbless hooks?
Yes, it's required — Barbless hooks are mandatory and crushed barbs are not allowed.
Do I need my own unhooking mat or cradle?
Yes, it's required — Carry at least a 36-inch landing net and an unhooking mat.
Is it suitable for disabled anglers?
We haven't seen disabled access listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Do I need a rod licence?
Yes — anyone 13 or over fishing in England and Wales needs an Environment Agency rod licence (or Natural Resources Wales in Wales), on top of your fishery ticket.
When's the best time of year to fish here?
Late spring through autumn is prime for most species. Check our live weather edge for this venue before you go — it updates daily.
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Day ticket · turn up
Thorney Weir lake: a feature-packed carp lake with islands, bars, barges and plenty of margin water.
- Size
- Approximately 20 acres acres
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, tench, bream
Thorney Weir is around 20 acres, with mature tree-lined banks and a cracking mix of features. Islands, sunken barges, plateaus, gravel bars and weed beds all give you lines to investigate.
There are bays and back areas suited to stalking and float fishing, while the carp offer is the main pull. Tench and bream are also listed by the fishery.
The website says at least 100 thirty-pound carp were present historically; the fishery reports carp over 40lb.
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Thorney Weir lake
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Suits
- Carp anglers hunting a proper lump
- Stalking and float anglers who enjoy working the margins
Maybe not for
- Anglers after a simple, featureless chuck-and-wait water
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Thorney Weir lake
carp
Solid PVA bag over the snaggy bits
With the island margins and a busy bottom, a solid bag keeps the hook point masked on the drop and sat neatly in a little pile of bait however rough the lakebed is.
- Tie a short, stiff hooklink (4–6in) so it packs into the bag without kinking.
- Fill the bag with a damp crumb mix and pack it tight — loose bags spill on the cast.
- Nick a wafter or small pop-up on the hair so it settles over the mix, not under it.
- Cast a few yards short of the feature, recast every couple of hours with a fresh bag.
carp
Chod or helicopter style over soft weed and silt
Where the bottom drops in and out of holes or there might be soft silt or weed, a pop-up that slides up the leader sits over the muck instead of disappearing into it — no need to find a perfectly clean spot.
- Single pop-up, 2–3in off the bottom.
- Fish it as a single hookbait or with a light scattering of freebies — a big bed defeats the point.
- Cast to likely holes and let the lead settle; don't drag it back.
tench
Lift method float for tench
Tench feed with their heads down and tip baits up — the lift method shows that bite as the float rising and lying flat.
- Fish the margin at dawn with a straight waggler, locked by a single big shot 2–3in from the hook.
- Rake or lightly bait the swim with hemp, corn and maggot.
- Strike when the float lifts or lies flat. Bread, corn or worm on a size 12–14.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Thorney Weir lake FAQs
How big is Thorney Weir lake?
It is stated as approximately 20 acres.
What species are listed?
Carp, tench and bream are listed, with carp reported over 40lb.
What's the lake record on Thorney Weir lake?
Going by what the fishery says: The website says at least 100 thirty-pound carp were present historically; the fishery reports carp over 40lb. That's the owner's figure, not ours — take it as a guide.
What fish are in Thorney Weir lake?
carp, tench, bream. The website says at least 100 thirty-pound carp were present historically; the fishery reports carp over 40lb.
Which baits work well on Thorney Weir lake?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Thorney Weir lake further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: with the fish the fishery lists here, a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Thorney Weir lake get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Thorney Weir lake?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Thorney Weir Fishery before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Thorney Weir lake?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Thorney Weir lake on a day ticket?
Yes — Thorney Weir lake is on the day ticket. Tickets: 24-hour ticket covering two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3 £20; River Colne one-day ticket £10; River Colne 24-hour ticket £15; Annual river-only ticket £50 (last checked 2026-10-06).
Is night fishing allowed on Thorney Weir lake?
Yes — Night fishing is supported by 24-hour tickets, subject to the gates being locked from 21:00 to 07:00.
Who does Thorney Weir lake suit?
Good for: Carp anglers hunting a proper lump; Stalking and float anglers who enjoy working the margins. Less suited to: Anglers after a simple, featureless chuck-and-wait water.
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Mets lake: a 15-acre carp lake with lilies, rushes, secluded bays and a stated 38lb 9oz common carp record.
- Size
- Approximately 15 acres acres
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp
Mets lake is around 15 acres and has a lovely feature-led layout, with islands, secluded bays, lilies, rushes and overhanging trees.
The stated stock is approximately 550 carp, and the lake’s record common carp is given as 38lb 9oz. It looks well suited to anglers who like clipping up to cover and fishing tight to features.
The stock is stated as approximately 550 carp.
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Mets lake
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Suits
- Carp anglers who like island and margin features
- Anglers happy to fish a defined stock of carp
Maybe not for
- Those wanting mixed coarse species rather than a carp-focused lake
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Mets lake
carp
Light baiting tight to the lily beds
Carp patrol the lily beds on most venues. A handful of bait right on the edge often beats a heavy bed in open water, especially later in the day.
- Walk the bank first and look for bubbling, swirls or coloured water by the cover.
- Bait two or three spots with a few handfuls of chopped and whole boilies.
- Lower or flick the rig in quietly and back your line off with a back lead.
- Keep the drag set tight-ish — fish hooked by cover need turning quickly.
carp
Solid PVA bag over the snaggy bits
With the lily beds and a busy bottom, a solid bag keeps the hook point masked on the drop and sat neatly in a little pile of bait however rough the lakebed is.
- Tie a short, stiff hooklink (4–6in) so it packs into the bag without kinking.
- Fill the bag with a damp crumb mix and pack it tight — loose bags spill on the cast.
- Nick a wafter or small pop-up on the hair so it settles over the mix, not under it.
- Cast a few yards short of the feature, recast every couple of hours with a fresh bag.
Mets lake FAQs
How big is Mets lake?
It is stated as approximately 15 acres.
What is the stated Mets lake common carp record?
38lb 9oz.
What's the lake record on Mets lake?
Going by what the fishery says: The stock is stated as approximately 550 carp. That's the owner's figure, not ours — take it as a guide.
What fish are in Mets lake?
carp. The stock is stated as approximately 550 carp.
Which baits work well on Mets lake?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Mets lake further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: with the fish the fishery lists here, a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Mets lake get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Mets lake?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Thorney Weir Fishery before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Mets lake?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Mets lake on a day ticket?
Yes — Mets lake is on the day ticket. Tickets: 24-hour ticket covering two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3 £20; River Colne one-day ticket £10; River Colne 24-hour ticket £15; Annual river-only ticket £50 (last checked 2026-10-06).
Is night fishing allowed on Mets lake?
Yes — Night fishing is supported by 24-hour tickets, subject to the gates being locked from 21:00 to 07:00.
Who does Mets lake suit?
Good for: Carp anglers who like island and margin features; Anglers happy to fish a defined stock of carp. Less suited to: Those wanting mixed coarse species rather than a carp-focused lake.
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Lake 3: the third lake in the complex, included on the main 24-hour ticket.
- Size
- Not published
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp
Lake 3 is part of the three-lake ThorneyWeir the Mets complex and is covered by the £20 24-hour ticket.
The checked details do not publish its size, stock or named species, so check the venue map and swim information before setting up.
Lake photographs
A look around Lake 3
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Lake 3
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Suits
- Anglers wanting access to the wider three-lake complex
- Those happy to choose a swim after checking the venue layout
Maybe not for
- Anglers needing published details on lake size and stock before fishing
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Lake 3
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
Lake 3 FAQs
Is Lake 3 covered by the 24-hour ticket?
Yes. The £20 ticket covers Thorney, Mets and Lake 3.
How large is Lake 3?
The size is not published in the checked details.
What's the lake record on Lake 3?
The fishery hasn't published a record for Lake 3 that we've found. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
What fish are in Lake 3?
carp.
How big is Lake 3 and how many swims?
Around Not published acres. The third lake in the complex, included on the main 24-hour ticket..
Which baits work well on Lake 3?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Lake 3 further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Lake 3 get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Lake 3?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Thorney Weir Fishery before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Lake 3?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Lake 3 on a day ticket?
Yes — Lake 3 is on the day ticket. Tickets: 24-hour ticket covering two or three rods on Thorney, Mets and Lake 3 £20; River Colne one-day ticket £10; River Colne 24-hour ticket £15; Annual river-only ticket £50 (last checked 2026-10-06).
Is night fishing allowed on Lake 3?
Yes — Night fishing is supported by 24-hour tickets, subject to the gates being locked from 21:00 to 07:00.
Who does Lake 3 suit?
Good for: Anglers wanting access to the wider three-lake complex; Those happy to choose a swim after checking the venue layout. Less suited to: Anglers needing published details on lake size and stock before fishing.
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Venue Rule Checker
- Must
Do I need to buy a ticket before fishing?
Tickets must be purchased before fishing; anglers without a valid ticket may be required to leave.
- Must
Are barbless hooks required?
Barbless hooks are mandatory and crushed barbs are not allowed.
- Must
Is a minimum line strength specified?
Minimum line strength is 15lb.
- Must
Do I need a large landing net and unhooking mat?
Carry at least a 36-inch landing net and an unhooking mat.
- No
Can rods be left unattended?
Rods must not be left unattended; the maximum stated distance is one swim away.
- No
Are nuts, plastic and foam imitation baits allowed?
Nuts are prohibited, particles must be properly prepared, and plastic and foam imitation baits are prohibited.
- Yes
Can I fish at night?
Night fishing is supported by 24-hour tickets, subject to the gates being locked from 21:00 to 07:00.
- No
Are wading and waders allowed?
Wading and waders are prohibited.
Taken from the fishery’s own pages, last checked 6 October 2026. Rules change — always check with the fishery before you go.
Tips & guides worth reading
How we'd fish each lake
Our own suggestions, worked out from each lake's features, its main fish and the venue rules. They're tried-and-tested methods, not reports from this venue, so watch the water and ask in the tackle shop on the day.
Thorney Weir lake
carp
Solid PVA bag over the snaggy bits
With the island margins and a busy bottom, a solid bag keeps the hook point masked on the drop and sat neatly in a little pile of bait however rough the lakebed is.
- Tie a short, stiff hooklink (4–6in) so it packs into the bag without kinking.
- Fill the bag with a damp crumb mix and pack it tight — loose bags spill on the cast.
- Nick a wafter or small pop-up on the hair so it settles over the mix, not under it.
- Cast a few yards short of the feature, recast every couple of hours with a fresh bag.
carp
Chod or helicopter style over soft weed and silt
Where the bottom drops in and out of holes or there might be soft silt or weed, a pop-up that slides up the leader sits over the muck instead of disappearing into it — no need to find a perfectly clean spot.
- Single pop-up, 2–3in off the bottom.
- Fish it as a single hookbait or with a light scattering of freebies — a big bed defeats the point.
- Cast to likely holes and let the lead settle; don't drag it back.
tench
Lift method float for tench
Tench feed with their heads down and tip baits up — the lift method shows that bite as the float rising and lying flat.
- Fish the margin at dawn with a straight waggler, locked by a single big shot 2–3in from the hook.
- Rake or lightly bait the swim with hemp, corn and maggot.
- Strike when the float lifts or lies flat. Bread, corn or worm on a size 12–14.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Mets lake
carp
Light baiting tight to the lily beds
Carp patrol the lily beds on most venues. A handful of bait right on the edge often beats a heavy bed in open water, especially later in the day.
- Walk the bank first and look for bubbling, swirls or coloured water by the cover.
- Bait two or three spots with a few handfuls of chopped and whole boilies.
- Lower or flick the rig in quietly and back your line off with a back lead.
- Keep the drag set tight-ish — fish hooked by cover need turning quickly.
carp
Solid PVA bag over the snaggy bits
With the lily beds and a busy bottom, a solid bag keeps the hook point masked on the drop and sat neatly in a little pile of bait however rough the lakebed is.
- Tie a short, stiff hooklink (4–6in) so it packs into the bag without kinking.
- Fill the bag with a damp crumb mix and pack it tight — loose bags spill on the cast.
- Nick a wafter or small pop-up on the hair so it settles over the mix, not under it.
- Cast a few yards short of the feature, recast every couple of hours with a fresh bag.
Lake 3
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
Good background reading. Most of it is a few years old, so treat it as a starting point and ask on the day.
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What anglers reckon
8.0/10 from Tackle Index: Big carp claims, varied features, mixed coarse species and River Colne access make this a strong fishing package.
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Checked Sept '26 — “ThorneyWeir the Mets is a proper Colne Valley complex with three lakes, River Colne access and some seriously tasty carp water. Day tickets cover Thorney, Mets and Lake 3, with night fishing available on a 24-hour ticket.”
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