Fishing venues in Northumberland

Established UK shore-angling mark at Blyth South Pier. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.

Council country-park fishery for pike and perch with public permits available.

Established multi-lake trout fishery north of Alnwick with fly fishing and a separate bait-fishing option.

Established UK shore-angling mark at Craster Harbour. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.

Established UK shore-angling mark at Cresswell Carrs. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.

Visitor beat on Devil's Water, a River Tyne tributary, with wild brown trout and occasional migratory fish.

Small North Tyne tributary beat offering 1.8 km of challenging wild brown-trout fishing.

Tyne Angling Passport wild-trout beat on Erring Burn around Chollerton Farm.

Coarse-fishing complex near Felton with several lakes and a broad mixed-stock profile.

Reservoir fishery offering stocked trout fishing plus a coarse-fishing option in rural Northumberland.

Club-managed trout fishing on Hallington Reservoir with a limited number of visitor bank-fishing tickets.

Wild brown-trout fishing on both banks of Kielder Burn through a Tyne Angling Passport beat.

Major upland reservoir and established visitor fishery in Kielder Water & Forest Park.

Fourteen-acre stillwater trout fishery near Hexham with bank and boat fishing.

North Tyne visitor fishing in the Chesters/Chollerford area, including a spring wild-brown-trout offering and seasonal coarse access.

Two-kilometre right-bank wild brown-trout beat downstream of Bellingham.

Wild brown-trout beat on the North Tyne near Bellingham, fished from the left bank.

One-and-a-half-mile Lower Tweed beat at Norham, extending from above Norham Bridge toward Norham Castle.

Association fishing on the River Aln with visitor permits advertised for the 2026 season.

Federation-controlled River Coquet fishing around Felton, represented by a river-level access point.

Federation-controlled River Coquet fishing around Rothbury, included as a representative access point for the wider NAF water.

Lower River Coquet visitor fishing around Warkworth on Northumbrian Anglers Federation-controlled water.

Right-bank River Rede beat from Cottonshope Burn confluence toward Forest Drive, with wild trout and occasional migratory fish.

One-kilometre left-bank visitor beat on the River Rede below Rochester with wild trout and occasional migratory fish.

Long left-bank River Rede beat from Stobbs Bridge toward Bagraw, offering varied wild-river fishing.

Ford & Etal visitor beat extending for more than a mile upstream of Ford Bridge on the River Till.

Two-mile wooded-gorge River Till beat with fast streams and deeper pools on Ford & Etal Estates.

Accessible 1.5-mile Ford & Etal beat south of Redscar Bridge with long pools on the River Till.

Six-rod NAF visitor beat on the River Till at Turvelaws, with pre-booking required.

Over 1.5 miles of faster River Till water downstream of Etal, offered as a visitor beat by Ford & Etal Estates.

Winter coarse-fishing beat on the left/Acomb bank around Watersmeet near Warden.

Association-controlled stretches of the River Wansbeck around Morpeth and Bothal, principally for wild brown trout.

Established UK shore-angling mark at Seahouses Harbour Piers. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.

Longhorsley trout fishery with two fishing lakes; this pin is at the verified site entrance rather than a guessed water-edge point.

Established UK shore-angling mark at Spittal Beach. FishMap lists commonly targeted species and general methods only; catches are never guaranteed.

Great and Little Sweethope Loughs provide bank and boat fly fishing for stocked and wild trout.

Two spring-fed fly-fishing lakes near Thrunton Woods, confirmed active in 2026 and operated as a day-ticket trout fishery.

Council-controlled River Tyne fishery on the south bank through Tyne Green Country Park at Hexham.

Defined council fishery on the River Wansbeck through Riverside Park, with public permits available.

Three-reservoir coarse fishery west of Newcastle with bank fishing for mixed silver fish and perch.