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Channel Islands Fishing Trips

Our channel island trips start in April each year, the trips are run as a holiday outing for our passengers, our regular anglers on these trips have helped us with their input and we now believe that our schedule of events works best for everyone,

A typical 4 day trip would run like this,

Day 1. Starts with all on board for 07.00 hrs, we load all tackle and luggage on-board and depart Weymouth harbour, We proceed to our first mid channel Wreck marks, Fishing several wrecks along the way we gradually proceed towards the channel islands, whilst we are steaming we take the opportunity to fillet our catch and lay the fillets down on ice in our fish room, We continue to fish several wrecks enroute and at around 18.00 hrs we arrive at our channel island destination, all the fish are now filleted and on ice and all we need to do is stow our fishing gear, grab our luggage and head off to our accommodation,

Day 2. Starts at 09.00 hrs leaving the port to fish one of the many sand banks around the islands for Turbot, Brill, Bass, and Rays.

Day 3. Day 3 is very similar to day 2 and is organised to suit the passengers, we are sometimes asked if we can go wrecking on day 3 so this day is always quite flexible,

Day 4. On the last day of our 4 day trip we leave the port at 08.00 to fish the wrecks in the Hurd Deep, the Hurd Deep is up to 120 metres deep and contains some very productive wrecks we plunder these until around midday and start to work our way back to Weymouth stopping at several more wrecks on the way, we finally arrive back in Weymouth at around 17.45 to unload all the fish for you to take home, We usually have a good supply of live sandeels in our live bait tanks, if we run short we also carry our own sandeel trawl, so we can almost always restock with fresh eels if necessary, best of all we don't charge for the eels! just help yourselves....

Channel Island trips can be 2,3,4 or 5 days in duration to suit your needs.

 

Travel Insurance
The Channel Islands do not have a National Health Service which means that you must either pay privately for health care or have adequate travel insurance cover for your stay in Alderney. 

We strongly recommend that you take out travel insurance cover for your trip to the Channel Islands.