Fishing Information SPECIES YOU MAY CATCH Below you will find a table of fish some of which we commonly catch. Others species listed may be caught but the occurrence may be rare. Clicking on a highlighted specie will take you to a page on that specie and on tackle tips for catching that specie. POLLACK COALFISH LING CONGER EEL POUTING WHITING COD SHARKS BASS SEA BREAMS Plenty of space for all - remember to bring that camera!   This is not an exhaustive guide, but is information on what items you should bring on your trip. For some people this may be their first experience on a boat.   Bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a cap. Wear Boat or Water Proof Shoes with none slip soles. Cheap Wellington Boots can sometimes be a problem as the soles do not grip to well. Bring camera/camcorder should you wish to photograph your catch and  want to release it. You may need a waterproof bag to keep that in. You may see these chaps in the channel. They always make a good photograph. You just never know you may even come across a whale! If you are prone to seasickness take a seasickness remedy the night before and 1hr before arriving at the boat. We recommend Stugeron Tablets which are available from any Pharmacy. They are non drowsy. Wear of bring seasonal clothing i.e. Light rain gear. Always bring warm extra clothing in case you should get wet. Do not over indulge (DRINK ALCOHOL) the night before the trip, nothing's worse than a spoilt day due to induced illness. Bring plenty of food and beverages.  We have a oven to warm food and we  provide a bottomless cup of tea. Lastly bring a cooler for your fish if you wish to take fish home. Make sure it contains plenty of ice to keep your catch in tip top condition. Fillet your fish at sea if it's not to rough, pack into a plastic bag zip loc bag and put into your iced cooler. FISHING CALENDAR

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

WRECK FISHING

CONGER FISHING

REEF FISHING

BASS FISHING

SHARK FISHING

Our calendar shows the best times for certain types of angling. You may need to discuss your specific requirements with our skippers. Give them a ring for information on