South East England · Buckinghamshire · Iver

Farlows Lake

Farlows is a historic Colne Valley gravel-pit fishery at Iver, with the 25-acre Lake 1, five-acre Lake 2 and fishing on sections of the Colnbrook River and Grand Union Canal.

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About Farlows Lake

The complex combines 25-acre Lake 1 and five-acre Lake 2, both managed primarily for specimen carp fishing. Lake 1 holds a large stock of carp with average weights reported in the mid-20lb range and many fish above 30lb. Lake 2 also contains a substantial head of 30lb-plus carp, alongside pike. Access operates without advance booking on a first-come basis, and the site accepts card payments rather than cash.

Town or area
Iver
Contact number
01753 630302
Species
Carp, Pike, Coarse
Access
Day ticket, Night fishing, First come first served, No advance bookings, Cashless site
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Tackle shop, Ticket office, Equipment disinfectant baths
Carp Pike Coarse Day ticket Night fishing First come first served No advance bookings Cashless site Parking Toilets Tackle shop Ticket office Equipment disinfectant baths

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Farlows Lake venue rules

Anglers must report to the ticket office and buy a ticket before setting up. Nets, slings and mats must be disinfected, and a rod licence and carp-care kit must be shown. Lakes 1 and 2 require at least 15lb line, a 42-inch landing net and a large padded mat. Braided main line, fixed leads, leadcore and retaining fish are prohibited. The fishery currently specifies barbed or micro-barbed hooks, and pike fishing is restricted to the winter period.