The Tyne Waters Meet fishery is restricted to the eastern bank of the river only’ (and before Map):
This famous beat includes the North and South Tyne Junction Pool known as the Waters Meet.
This is a great gathering place for both salmon and sea trout. The fish enter this pool after running through the Tyne and are often seen in great numbers as they rest or hold whilst waiting for the right conditions for them to ascend their home rivers.
The Tyne counts of ascending migratory fish are averaging around 32,000 per season, the great majority of these fish will be in the Junction Pool at some stage of their journey.
The owners offer fishing for two rods per day. The beat offers good fly water and spinning is also allowed, with water conditions determining the method. There is a catch limit of one fish per rod.
This is a first class opportunity to fish for both the North and South Tyne salmon and sea trout.
The beat is also one of the few beats to fish well in low water and in high summer.
If a Ghillie is required, please contact the beat Ghillie, Aidan Pollard (licensed casting instructor), who can be booked by separate arrangement.
Why you need to fish here
This is a great gathering place for both salmon and sea trout. The fish enter this pool after running through the Tyne and are often seen in great numbers as they rest or hold whilst waiting for the right conditions for them to ascend their home rivers.
