May signals the start to our season with Reef / Wreck Fishing high on the White Water anglers minds.

The reefs fished well from May last year with good numbers of cod, pollack, coalies, wrasse, ect and will be expecting the same this season. Last season success on the wrecks with Ling to 20lb plus, Pollack to 18lb, Coalfish 10lb, Cod 12lb we are all biteing at the bitt for the off.

This season there are more wrecks on the hit list many upto fifty miles offshore so who knows what could come off these hulks.

We had a good start to our Tope fishing trips last season boating upto 25 fish per day.So we will be hopeing this season will bring the same success.

I am also looking forward to fishing with new and old anglers this season and boating lots of fish and keen to get started.

Reef & Wreck Fishing

Want to catch lots of inshore fish, then try Reef Fishing off West Wales, in reef locations such as the Wild Goose, the Hats and Barrels and the Smalls. Reef fishing off West Wales produces Bass, Cod, Ling, Coalfish and Mackeral being the usual target species, but other quality fish are regularly caught around the reefs and not just over it, such as Tope. Conger, Gurnard, and Bullhuss not being uncommon.

Want to catch lots of big fish offshore, then try Wreck Fishing off West Wales. Wreck fishing off West Wales can produce a good selection of quality fish; Pollack, Bass, Cod, Ling and Coalfish. June through until early November are the most productive of times of the year for offshore wrecking.

 

 

Shark Fishing

Want to catch the ultimate sea predator, then try Shark Fishing in the seas off Pembroke, West Wales, which has become a prominent Porbeagle and Blue Shark area. Milford Haven is becoming, if not already regarded as one of the best Shark venues in the UK at present.

The Gulf Stream influence on the West Wales Coast have produced large sharks with many Blues over 170lb and Porgies over 165lb. The last five biggest blue sharks caught from Welsh waters were caught on White Water charters. White Water is the only boat in the UK to boat two blues over the 200lb mark and not since 1959 has a blue shark of 214lb been caught. During the 2006 shark season we BOATED 243 sharks, with 56 Porbeagle sharks to 250lb, no other sharking boat comes close. These are all boated fish facts with photos and anglers to verify, not a fishermans tail of the fish that got away or was failed to be boat and exagerated size in the water. If the fish is not in the boat photographed and measured on your lap it doesnt count.

 

 

 

Bristol Channel Fishing

The Bristol Channel is renowned for its Cod Fishing, not to mention the excellent Conger and Ray fishing, the Cod season tends to start at the end of August and runs right through to the middle of May, with the best time being October to January, then again in March and April which is generally known as the spring run of fish that feed up before they move off into the Irish sea for the summer. Read more about Cod Fishing in the Bristol Channel. Want to catch more fish in the Bristol Channel, then know what species of fish to target and when, bristol channel fishing seasons, or maybe try uptiding, or change your Bait.

 

 

New Boat - White Water 4

Our brand new boat 'White Water 4' was launched in June 2009, there was only one choice of new boat for offshore duties, another Evolution, WW4 has quite a lot of of improvements and can reach speeds in excess of thirty knots, with the top of the range Raymarine Electronics, plus many other minor improvements.

Want to check the weather, Weather forecasts for West Wales, Weather forecasts for South Wales.

Milford Marina is an ideal location from which to explore the coast of West Wales and venture out into the Irish Channel with its many wreck fishing marks and excellent shark fishing, more about Milford Boat Marina. Penarth Marina, built around the basins of the historic Penarth Docks is situated within the sheltered waters of Cardiff Bay, Penarth Quays Marina is an ideal location from which to explore the Bristol Channel with its many fishing marks, more about Penarth Boat Marina.

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