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Minimum Keeper Size is 36cm More Sea Fishing Photos Online Tide Table (Brest France) Contact Sam to book your Sea bass Fishing Holiday Gildas with a big specimen bass Easily matched by Christian's big prize Whether found lurking off inshore beaches, rocks and estuaries, offshore wrecks and reefs, or running in big shoals in breaking waves, Brittany has its fair share of big sea bass. Sam has broken through the language and local-knowledge barrier to provide visiting anglers with clear information so they too can connect with these wonderful sea-predators. The season for sea bass normally starts in mid/late march and runs to the end of the year. For sea bass you can fly or lure fish from the shores of many rocky bays near or in the Bay of Brest, fish local estuaries from a boat, or simply go offshore in search rocky fish-holding structure where the big sea bass can be found hounding sandeels, mackerel, shrimp and other prey species. All can be arranged for your fishing pleasure. No license is required to sea fish and tackle can be provided with advance notice. Paul in a state of shock after catching this  big bass on a very small white storm  surface plug Sam with yet another big schoolie sea bass  caught on a great soft lure, the Slug-go   © 2007Fish&Fun Brittany