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The river at Bywell comprises 2.5 miles (4km) of river with a fine mixture of long fast running powerful pools flowing into good tail runs along with one or two longer stretches of slower water which fish well during high water levels.

There are 12 main named pools and others during high water conditions. Fishing on the river will be on a 2-beat system with 4 rods on each beat rotating daily

Record Catches

The River Tyne is famous for its large fish, many into double figures with the occasional 30lb+. Salmon catches are impressive with a 4 year average of 388 fish.

A record year was had in 2004 of 677. Whilst there are fish in the River throughout the Season (February 1st to October 31st), the prime months are April (97 in 2006), September (182 in 2004) and October (202 in 2004).

Monthly Catches

(Salmon & Grilse Only - both Bywell Beats) updated 31/12/09

 

Months 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Average   2009
February 16 11 9 1 2 7.8   12
March 27 28 27 10 20 22.4   3
April 31 59 97 9 19 43   3
May 38 33 27 3 9 22   5*
June 22 14 14 5 6 12.2   7*
July 27 8 3 2 3 8.6   9*
August 132 66 34 29 25 57.2   29*
September 182 81 62 57 44 85.2   79*
October 202 78 48 60 70 91.6   62*
Total 677 378 321 176 198 350   209

* Includes Sea Trout

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