Haughton Castle

Description

The North Tyne, one of the two sources of the River Tyne, is famous as a Salmon river. Flowing downstream from Kielder dam, its course carries it through beautiful countryside. Haughton Castle is one of the premier fishing beats on the North Tyne with over 2 miles of single bank divided in 2 beats. The passport beat is from ‘The Rack’ down to ‘Ferryman’s Cottage’ at Haughton Castle. With good holding water between fast streams, this is a very interesting beat, offering good stocks of wild brown trout. This is an exceptional opportunity to fish a very private, quality beat.

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Length of Fishing – 2km

Species present – Brown Trout

Dates available – 22nd March – 22nd April

Rules – Fly Only, catch and release, No dogs or picnics please, close all gates

Banks included – Right bank

Maximum no. of anglers – 4

Upstream limit – The Rack, end of wood at ford

Downstream limit – Ferryman’s Cottage

Where to Park – Angler’s car park, near The Rack (2) Ferryman’s Cottage (2)

Other information – B&B accommodation available (email:braithwaite@ukonline.co.uk)

Directions – Take the Humshaugh exit from the Chollerford roundabout on the B6318. Turn right at the Crown Inn, then left at castle entrance and immediate right past Coldwell Farm.