Deep sea fishing trips - haul in your catch aboard one of the best-equipped catamaran fishing boats in Brighton Marina! See if you've got what it takes to bring home the catch of the day on these sea fishing trips on a boat that has taken the likes of top angler Ian 'Chilly' Chillcott and top chef Marco Pierre White to the open seas.

Your fishing fest begins in Brighton, long ago established as a key deep sea fishing ground for a wide variety of species. You'll be sailing on the Brighton Diver , a charter catamaran designed for space, comfort and stability; so the placid waters of the South East will hold no fears. The 38ft South Boats Catamaran is a fantastic choice for a deep sea fishing excursion, offering a smooth and enjoyable ride, accommodating up to 12 anglers on deck.

On the day, you'll go out with the skipper and crew, who use the latest technology and a wealth of local knowledge to locate likely hotspots for seasonal catches. Depending on the time of year, you could be taking home cod, sea bream, mackerel, bass or pollock. Pollack is notoriously tough to reel in, whilst sea bream is pretty plentiful round these parts. The only rule of the boat is that you keep just the fish you'll eat - the rest of your catch is returned in good condition to the deep, deep sea to ensure ongoing, thriving fish stocks.

The team is always on hand to help, whether you're a deep sea fishing novice, or a Brighton boating regular. The crew also provides the fishing tackle if you don't already have your own gear, so you can make this a one-off special occasion, or a regular outing from Brighton.

Fishing fans are sure to fall hook, line and sinker for this open water experience, but it's also an unusual and enjoyable day out for groups of friends or families looking for something different to do on a weekend. Why not incorporate a deep sea fishing trip into a short Brighton holiday and enjoy a few quality days of rest and relaxation? And believe us, nothing can beat the thrill of reeling in your first deep sea wreck fishing catch!