Also known as WACAC. Coarse club covering lakes on Blagdon Estate and affiliated Tyne Anglers Alliance waters including QE II, Brenkley, Horton Grange and Milkhope.
One of the UK’s oldest angling federations (est. 1894), offering season and visitor permits on classic Northumberland game waters — beats on the Tyne, Coquet and Till for salmon, sea trout and brown trout.
Alliance of Tyneside clubs looking after shared waters such as Killingworth Lakes, Throckley Reigh, River Tyne at Newburn/Ryton and Wydon Burn.
Newcastle-based coarse club promoting angling in the North East, with access to Big Waters nature reserve lakes and Tyne Anglers Alliance venues.
Teesside club managing Charlton’s Pond in Billingham — a mixed nature-reserve fishery with a day-ticket small pond and members-only large pond.
Manages Wydon Burn / Wydon Water near Hexham. Advance booking required for Tyne Anglers Alliance complimentary tickets.
Gateshead-area club with Stargate and Tilcon Ponds plus Tyne Anglers Alliance waters on the Tyne corridor.
Manages the Silksworth Lakes complex on the reclaimed Silksworth Pit site — popular mixed coarse waters for members and day-ticket visitors.
Blyth FAC looks after Meggies Burn Reservoir in South Newsham Country Park and caters for local freshwater anglers.
Established 1894. Around nine miles of River Tees fishing from High Coniscliffe to Croft, plus Cleasby Lake stocked with trout and coarse fish. Catch-and-release on all club waters.
Long-established club with River Wear stretches around Durham and the Brasside stillwater complex for coarse and game anglers.
BADAC (est. 1936) offers over 17 miles of River Wear game fishing with 45+ named pools for salmon, sea trout, brown trout and grayling between Witton and Croxdale.
Historic club (est. 1935) managing early non-tidal River Wear beats for salmon, sea trout and associated member fishing.
Formed in 1953. Mixed club with coarse ponds at Mainsforth and The Tilery plus river beats on the Wear, Tyne and Swale for game and coarse anglers.
Wear Valley club with game fishing on the River Wear plus coarse ponds at Seldom Seen near Newfield and Byers Green.
Public-park coarse club at Hetton-le-Hole with Stephensons Lake (match / day ticket) and Lyons Lake (members-only carp water with night fishing).
City-centre Newcastle club fishing Leazes Park lake (roach, tench, bream and carp) and affiliated Tyne Anglers Alliance waters.
Newton Aycliffe club (est. 1973) running local coarse pond fishing for members in County Durham.