During private charters, some passengers choose to fish independently over offshore wrecks located throughout the English Channel. These areas vary in depth and structure and can hold a range of species at different times of year.
Passengers who intend to fish often bring equipment suited to deeper water and stronger tides, and many choose to
research seasonal patterns for species such as pollock, cod, bream, ling or conger. Conditions such as tide, water
clarity and time of year can influence how passengers decide to fish, and approaches vary widely depending on individual preference.
Fishing during the charter is entirely optional and is undertaken independently by passengers. Our role is the safe navigation and operation of the vessel, including positioning the boat in suitable areas for the charter while maintaining safe practices offshore.
Because of the diversity of wrecks and the range of methods used by passengers, there is no single recommended setup. Passengers are welcome to discuss their intended plans when booking so we can confirm whether their chosen equipment is appropriate for the areas we expect to visit.
