The North Tyne below Kielder, the South Tyne from Alston and the main Tyne down to its tidal limit at Wylam, with Tyne Rivers Trust angling passport beats for wild brown trout and FishPal salmon and sea trout rods.
Check before you fish. Brown trout passport beats are booked as dated day tickets in the Tyne Rivers Trust shop; each beat has its own rules, rod limit and short season window. Salmon and sea trout rods on beats such as Tyne Waters Meet and Alston & District AC are booked through FishPal. North Tyne flows follow releases from Kielder Reservoir. An England and Wales rod licence is also required. Fishing and permit information.
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Water & locations · River Tyne
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