Location in South East:
Runnymede, Egham, Surrey, England.

Contact:
01784 461831

Day Tickets:
- Day tickets cost £5.00 for adults, £2 for juniors and can be purchased at the riverside or from the cafe in the National Trust car park. 
- Car parking costs £7.00 per day or £1.50 per hour.

Facilities:
Disabled access, toilets, food, no night fishing.

Best Baits:
maggot, caster, hemp and tares, worm, boilies, pellet.

Getting There:
Leave the M25 at junction 13 and head south towards the A308 [adjacent to the M25]. Take the A308, Windsor Road and turn right into the pay car park opposite the National Trust cafe.

The River Thames at Runnymede can offer some excellent coarse fishing and is arguably the best stretch of The Thames for dace and roach. It holds roach to 1lb 12oz, loads of dace to 12oz as well as carp to 35lb, pike to 27lb, some barbel to 12lb, chub and bream to to 7lb and perch to 3lb. The stretch of the Thames at Runnymede runs from opposite Magna Carta Island for three quarters of a mile to the council pay and display car park. It is controlled by the National Trust.

Best tactics include pole or stick float using caster of hemp for roach [hemp and tares later in the summer], float fished maggots for dace, ledgered boilies or pellets under the far bank for carp, chub and barbel, groundbait feeder with worm or caster from bream. Pike and perch in the winter. Use a dark coloured groundbait for dace and roach as light coloured groundbait can attract pike. The best swims for roach and dace are immediately below the car park.