Angling

With more than 50 miles of coastline ranging from wide sandy bays to rocky points swept by strong tidal flows, Jersey is an excellent place for all forms of sea angling.

Bass fishing using sandeels or artificial lures such as plugs is very popular, but night fishing for conger and offshore trips to the many wrecks and banks found in Channel Island waters are also popular.

The chief offshore species are pollack, ling, turbot, brill, tope and record-breaking porbeagle sharks.

Freshwater tackle can be used to fish for grey mullet in harbours and coves or target carp, tench, trout, bream, rudd and roach in a number of inland waters.

Taking Part

Angling

With more than 50 miles of coastline ranging from wide sandy bays to rocky points swept by strong ti...
Diving

Jersey has been a venue for skindiving since the sport was in its infancy. The Jersey Sub-aqua Club,...
Golf

When it comes to golf, Jersey has a bit of a reputation. The Royal Bay of Grouville was a rich breed...
Sports Centres

There are two municipal sports centres in the Island. Fort Regent Fort Regent Leisure Centre hosts t...
Surfing

In 1923 Jersey founded what was possibly the first surf club in Europe – the Island Surf Club ...