Guernsey Sea Fisheries
St Peter Port
Part of Committee for Economic Development, States of Guernsey
About
Guernsey Sea Fisheries is the States of Guernsey's fisheries arm, operating under the Committee for Economic Development. Its three officers handle fishing vessel licensing, fisheries legislation enforcement, catch and effort statistics, aquaculture site licensing and inspection, and Bailiwick-wide protection patrols — covering 1,200 square nautical miles — aboard FPV Leopardess and FPV Puma. —
Quick facts
- Coverage
- Bailiwick Wide
- Industries served
- Government, Marine
- Specialises in
- States Department Officer
People3
- David Wilkinson — Senior Sea Fisheries Officer - Control & Monitoring
- Michael Phillips — Senior Sea Fisheries Officer - Assets & Enforcement
- Simon Hall — Sea Fisheries Officer
Services offered
- Fishing vessel licensing
- Fisheries legislation enforcement
- Catch and effort statistics compilation
- Industry and government liaison
- Fisheries protection vessel patrols
- Aquaculture import/export administration
- Aquaculture site licensing and inspection
- Marine environmental observation reports
- Ormering tide information
Hours
- Mon
- Open 24 hours
- Tue
- Open 24 hours
- Wed
- Open 24 hours
- Thu
- Open 24 hours
- Fri
- Open 24 hours
- Sat
- Open 24 hours
- Sun
- Open 24 hours
Contact
- Phone
- +44 1481 221161
- seafisheries@gov.gg
- Website
- gov.gg/fishing
- Address
- Sir Charles Frossard House, PO Box 459, La Charroterie, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 6AF
Compiled from public sources — mistakes are possible. If something here looks wrong, let us know.
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