Pollock are being targeted right now as they are breeding on the deep water marks, commercial fishermen like to take advantage of breeding fish!!
Guernsey has it own rules regarding fishing and rarely follow the UK.
Spring normally spells the arrival of all the common inshore species but don't expect to see that much until the sea warms up & the bait fish arrive around May - June.
Cod are more of a cold water fish & we don't see many inshore.
If you were coming 20 years ago then you could expect a strong influx of Bass and Plaice around this time of year, you might be lucky but there wont be much string weed around for another 4-6 weeks.
You should look in the kelp at low tide. You might see Pollock and bass, mullet will be around too. Lobster and crab are present all year around.
We have lots of sandy bays & plaice can be found almost anywhere although they are often "spent" after retuning from their breeding grounds and not always in the best condition.
If you can find back dated post from 4 + years ago, then you will see some of us catch well in the spring. Google will help you search as the forum search facility is not great.
Guernsey has it own rules regarding fishing and rarely follow the UK.
Spring normally spells the arrival of all the common inshore species but don't expect to see that much until the sea warms up & the bait fish arrive around May - June.
Cod are more of a cold water fish & we don't see many inshore.
If you were coming 20 years ago then you could expect a strong influx of Bass and Plaice around this time of year, you might be lucky but there wont be much string weed around for another 4-6 weeks.
You should look in the kelp at low tide. You might see Pollock and bass, mullet will be around too. Lobster and crab are present all year around.
We have lots of sandy bays & plaice can be found almost anywhere although they are often "spent" after retuning from their breeding grounds and not always in the best condition.
If you can find back dated post from 4 + years ago, then you will see some of us catch well in the spring. Google will help you search as the forum search facility is not great.