Pedwell

Location

Lower Tweed - Norham

Summary

Five year average: 110 salmon/grilse
1 1/2 mile right bank, 7 named pools
Maximum 4 rods, 1 Ghillie, no hut, 2 boats.
Price range: £33 - £149 + VAT per rod/day

Description

Pedwell Beat provides approximately 1.5 miles of productive fishing on the English side of the river and lies immediately above and below Norham Bridge with Norham Castle, famous in Border warfare history, providing a backdrop to the lower pools. In common with other lower Tweed fisheries, the beat excels in low water conditions when beats higher up the system suffer a lean time. In the dry summer and autumn of 2003, Pedwell landed a record total of 524 salmon. A ghillie is provided between the four rods with fishing available on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays throughout the season. There are two boats and although there is no fishing hut, there is an attractive meadow below the Castle on which to picnic in the summer and early autumn and several good hostelries in Norham Village a few minutes drive from the beat.