Batchworth Lake is a park lake set in the far north of the Colne Valley at the Rickmansworth Aquadrome.

Originally dug as a gravel pit to supply gravel for the old Wembley stadium it is now set in a nature reserve. The lake is around 16 acres in size and is spring fed from a sluice gate from the adjacent River Colne. There are some great features to be found around the lake including gravel bars and plateaus, two main islands, some great snags and a buoy line that forms a slalom course for the water skiers. *It is important to note you must never fish over the buoy line*

Uxbridge Rovers share the water with Rickmansworth Water Ski Club who operate every Wednesday and at weekends, and more frequently during busy/warmer periods of the year.  Back-leads will be required to fish some swims when the boat is operating.

Batchworth really is a specimen water, something for everyone, whether your targeting one of the larger original carp, a double figure tench, bream, specimen silvers or even one of the big predators…it has them all.