Fishing near Newcastle upon Tyne
Explore 24 source-backed fishing locations within 25 straight-line miles of Newcastle upon Tyne, spanning Tyne and Wear, County Durham, Northumberland.
What is available nearby?
The list contains FishMap venues whose stronger records pass the indexing threshold. Distances are straight-line measurements from the Newcastle upon Tyne search centre, so driving distances will normally be longer.
24 records indicate public or visitor access. Always confirm current tickets, membership requirements, opening times and fishery rules before travelling.
Commonly recorded species
Closest fishing venues to Newcastle upon Tyne
Central Newcastle park lake with visitor coarse fishing managed by Leazes Park Angling Association.
Two stocked park lakes at Lakeside Park, run as Tyne Anglers Alliance day-ticket waters with mixed coarse fishing and a winter pike season.
Three-lake County Durham pleasure fishery with varied coarse stock and tickets sold from reception.
Established UK shore-angling mark at South Shields Pier. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.
Established UK shore-angling mark at Roker Pier. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.
Established UK shore-angling mark at Blyth South Pier. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.
Three-reservoir coarse fishery west of Newcastle with bank fishing for mixed silver fish and perch.
Defined council fishery on the River Wansbeck through Riverside Park, with public permits available.
Association-controlled stretches of the River Wansbeck around Morpeth and Bothal, principally for wild brown trout.
Five-lake fishery on 20 acres with three coarse waters and two fly-only trout lakes, plus fishing lodge, café and tackle facilities.
Council country-park fishery for pike and perch with public permits available.
Large reservoir with stocked rainbow-trout fishing plus roach and seasonal pike opportunities.
Visitor beat on Devil's Water, a River Tyne tributary, with wild brown trout and occasional migratory fish.
Club-managed trout fishing on Hallington Reservoir with a limited number of visitor bank-fishing tickets.
Council-controlled River Tyne fishery on the south bank through Tyne Green Country Park at Hexham.
Small North Tyne tributary beat offering 1.8 km of challenging wild brown-trout fishing.
Longhorsley trout fishery with two fishing lakes; this pin is at the verified site entrance rather than a guessed water-edge point.
Tyne Angling Passport wild-trout beat on Erring Burn around Chollerton Farm.
Winter coarse-fishing beat on the left/Acomb bank around Watersmeet near Warden.
North Tyne visitor fishing in the Chesters/Chollerford area, including a spring wild-brown-trout offering and seasonal coarse access.
Reservoir fishery offering stocked trout fishing plus a coarse-fishing option in rural Northumberland.
Great and Little Sweethope Loughs provide bank and boat fly fishing for stocked and wild trout.
Federation-controlled River Coquet fishing around Felton, represented by a river-level access point.
Coarse-fishing complex near Felton with several lakes and a broad mixed-stock profile.
Radius distances are approximate straight-line measurements. Confirm the correct entrance, route, access rights and current fishing conditions before setting out.