The South Gare Fishermen's Association is based at the southern mouth of the River Tees, near Paddy's Hole at South Gare — an area of reclaimed land forming the breakwater on the river's southern side.

The association's distinctive green huts are a recognised landmark of this corner of Teesmouth. The location has a long history of angling, and South Gare remains a popular fishing spot, with the end of the breakwater considered particularly productive.

The site is reached via South Gare Road, a private road accessed from Fisherman's Crossing at the western end of Tod Point Road in Warrenby.