Fishery Entrance

The entrance to the fishery is on the Forest Road opposite the Ferry Boat Inn, about halfway between Tottenham Hale and Blackhorse Road tube stations

Arriving By Public Transport

Situated in Zone 3, the fishery is easy to get to on public transport. 
London Underground: the Victoria Line goes to both Blackhorse Road and Tottenham Hale.  The entrance is 10 minutes walk from either station.
By Rail: Blackhorse Road and Tottenham Hale are 20 mins from Liverpool Street station. The Gospel Oak to Barking Line (part of the London Overground) also goes through Blackhorse Road. 
Buses: The 123 or 230 bus stops outside the fishery and the W4 stops 100 yards from the entrance.  ​

Arriving By Car

At present there is free car parking for fishing permit holders left of the Main Gate on Ferry Lane. Should this be full, anglers can use the Wetlands car park but must obtain a token for the barrier from the rangers before they leave.

Opening Hours
  • 26th Feb - 29 April: 0700hrs - 1930hrs
  • 30 April - 22 July: 0700hrs - 2200hrs
  • 23 July - 16 Sept: 0700hrs - 2100hrs
  • 17 Oct - 14 Oct: 0700hrs - 1930hrs
  • ​15 Oct - 24 Feb 2019: 0800hrs - 1700hrs

Access & Facilities

  • ​​Disabled access: There are two car parks reserved for disabled drivers, one by the North West corner of No 4, the other by the South West corner of No 5. If you have your disabled badge visible in your windscreen the Rangers will lift the barrier allowing access.
  • Wheelchair access: Although a wheelchair ramp has been installed to the Self-Service Permit Office, at present only one of the coarse fishing reservoirs has a platform specially constructed for wheelchairs. The club is working with Thames Water to introduce wheelchair platforms on the fly-fishing reservoirs. Ring the fishery for the latest information.
  • Toilets: There are both Lady’s and Gentleman’s toilets in the Engine House. 
  • Shelter: There is a fisherman’s shelter near the Causeway between Reservoirs Nos 4 and 5, handy in the event of a downpour. 
  • ​Pub: The Ferry Boat Inn just across the road serves food but there are no shops within easy walking distance so it is best to bring your own provisions. 

Ticket Prices 2022

  • 6 Fish Day Ticket - £32.00 (£27.00 conc*) 
  • 4 Fish Day Ticket: - £27.00 (£22.00 conc*)
  • 2 Fish Part Day after 2.30pm** -  £22.00 (£17.00 conc*)

Notes:
Catch and release is allowed.
*  Concessions available to OAPs over 65, and registered disabled
** Spring & Autumn after 1.30pm Winter after 12.30pm
Thames Water aim to stock with an average of 1,000 rainbows once a month into November. 

You will find the Self-Service Permit Office to the left of the Gate Office. Fill out a ticket here, entering your details on the catch return sheets. Tear ticket in half along perforation, retaining one half. Place the other half and cash/cheque in one of the envelopes provided and post through Permit Letter Box to the right of the door to the Self-Service Permit Office. 

Season tickets – (75 fish) cost £400, and may be purchased from the Gate Office. 
Two passport photos are required.
Make cheques payable to:
“Thames Water Utilities Ltd”.
A 35-fish season top-up ticket is also available for £185.
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NB: Thames Water are offering Angling Trust individual members a 10% discount on season tickets at Walthamstow and Farmoor. Annual AT individual membership is £25 for adults, which your 10% discount will easily cover - and more! It’s like getting AT membership - free.
More information here>>


Don’t forget to fill in your catch return sheet entry on your way out - blanks included!