The Whitechapel fishing is located in a scenic countryside setting, approximately 3 miles west of Haydon Bridge, which offers local facilities including a school, coffee shop, and public houses. The fishing beat is situated near the River South Tyne, a tributary of the River Tyne, which is renowned for its excellent reputation for salmon and sea trout fishing. The season runs from February to October, and the beat has produced around 25 salmon and 25 sea trout annually. The fishing is from the left bank by wading, and anglers can park in a lay-by on the A69. The property is surrounded by woodland and parkland, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting. The nearby town of Hexham provides a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. The Allen Banks and Stawood Gorge, a National Trust property, is also nearby. The property is available for sale as a separate lot, along with a two-bedroom period cottage that adjoins the beat.