Lizard Fishery is an access point situated on the Frays River in Yiewsley, near West Drayton in the Colne Valley.

It lies within the Colne Valley Regional Park, a landscape shaped by historic gravel extraction and now rich in waterways, lakes, and wildlife habitats.

The surrounding area supports a diverse range of fish-eating birds, including herons, little egrets, and kingfishers.

The nearby lakes and rivers also attract waterfowl such as tufted ducks, coots, moorhens, and great crested grebes, while common reed beds and willow trees provide varied habitat along the water's edge.

The fishery sits close to Little Britain Lake and offers a starting point for exploring the wider Colne Valley Trail.