Weston Fishery is one of four fishing locations on the Albury Estate, a 3,000-acre property in the Surrey Hills belonging to the Duke of Northumberland.

It sits alongside the River Tillingbourne and features at least two lakes, the lower of which occupies a channel likely redirected historically to provide a greater head for milling purposes.

The 500-metre stretch of Tillingbourne running downstream from the access bridge adjacent to the fishery holds notably good habitat for wild trout, with sections of firm gravel riverbed retaining a slight gradient despite the presence of an old milling impoundment nearby.

The estate manages both banks of this reach and runs a trout stocking programme to supplement the local wild population. Brown trout and rainbow trout are among the species present.