Guernsey Sea Fisheries

Guernsey Sea Fisheries Guernsey Sea Fisheries is a service of the Committee for Economic Development, based at Raymond Falla House

Sea Fisheries is a service of the Committee for Economic Development and is based at Raymond Falla House. There are three members of staff:
Senior Sea Fisheries Officer (Control & Monitoring) - David Wilkinson
Senior Sea Fisheries Officer (Assets & Enforcement) - Michael Phillips
Sea Fisheries Officer - Simon Hall

Our role is varied and includes:
•Administration of the licensing regime for all Br

itish registered fishing vessels.
•Enforcing fisheries legislation on land and at sea.
•Compiling catch and effort statistics on the fishing industry.
•Day-to-day liaison with industry members and other local Government Departments.
•Maintenance and operation of the fisheries protection vessel Leopardess.
•Administration of imports and exports of aquaculture products.

Please find the Ormering Tides for 2026 published below. These can also be found at www.gov.gg/fishing As a reminder, it...
01/12/2025

Please find the Ormering Tides for 2026 published below. These can also be found at www.gov.gg/fishing

As a reminder, it is not permitted to take Ormers between the hours of sunset and sunrise.

Ormering Tides for 2024.These can also be found on our website in the downloads section - www.gov.gg/fishing
28/11/2023

Ormering Tides for 2024.

These can also be found on our website in the downloads section - www.gov.gg/fishing

03/07/2023

Mariners are advised that access to and from the Albert Marina and Fish Quay will be restricted during the swimming leg of the Island Games Triathlon relay.

This restriction will be in effect from Friday 14th July between 1600 - 1730. Guernsey Ports would like to thank islanders for their support and understanding.

23/11/2022

A comprehensive guide on how best to recover people from the sea has been published on www.harbours.gg .

Called “Recovery of Persons in Water – A Guide to Good Practice for Small Vessels”, it is aimed at all boat users especially local commercial and fishing fleets.

Jerome Davis AFNI, Head of Port Operations for Guernsey Ports says: “Immersion in cold water represents a serious threat to life but this can be significantly reduced with the correct knowledge, procedures, equipment, and training.

“This comprehensive guide provides the information needed to significantly reduce the chances of a tragedy if an individual goes overboard. Reading this guide could save lives.”

22/11/2022

Technical insights presentation

This week, engineers in Guernsey (and Jersey) will be given a personal insight into the technical investigations around the new proposed marina in St Peter Port.

Guernsey Ports programme manager Jenny Giles will be guest speaker at the Channel Islands Group of Professional Engineers (CIGPE) lectures in the two islands. She will give a presentation on the studies she has headed up to assess the potential for a new, all tide accessible marina in St Peter Port Harbour.

Guernsey Ports has said that as well as addressing the existing shortage of berths for local boatowners, a new facility could provide a boost to the local economy.

The local event will be at Les Cotils this Wednesday (23 November) at 7.30pm.

It is free to attend and everyone is welcome.

21/09/2022

Ormering Tides for 2023 have just been released on our website, and can be found here:

09/08/2022
Latest LNTM issued by Guernsey Harbours
08/06/2022

Latest LNTM issued by Guernsey Harbours

19/04/2022

Address

Guernsey Sea Fisheries, Sir Charles Frossard House, PO Box 459, La Charotterie, Street Peter Port
St Peter Port
GY16AF

Telephone

+441481221161

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